Sentence examples for net spacing from inspiring English sources

Finally, better isolation vibration may be realized by increasing the pile length and decreasing the net spacing between neighboring piles in a pile row.

The net spacing expanded by about 1.3 Å.

Friedel's salt is the result of chemical binding of chlorides to aluminates. Figure 4 presents XRD patterns that reveal the presence of Friedel's salt via peaks located at 2θ = 11.3° with a net spacing of d = 7.8 Å.

The convection current is produced by the mechanical transport of net space charge by air motion/precipitation.

In order to estimate the spatial distribution of λ v, we set a grid net spaced 0.005° horizontally and 0.5 km vertically and calculated the average value of λ v using more than ten events within 2.5 km horizontally and 1.5 km vertically from each grid node.

The system has a net space velocity of 108 km/s relative to the Sun, which results in the high proper motion across the sky.

In the Galactic coordinate system, the space velocity components of Vega are (U, V, W) = (−16.1 ± 0.3, −6.3 ± 0.8, −7.7 ± 0.3) km/s, for a net space velocity of 19 km/s.

LC-MS datasets were then analyzed by in-house software VIPER [ 93] that detects features in mass-NET space and assigned them to peptides in the AMT tag database [ 33].

In field-scale simulation, the formation process of net fracture spacing from initiation, propagation to saturation can be revealed completely.

Numerical simulations are then carried out on a laboratory-scale uniaxial compression test, and field-scale net fracture spacing and engineering-scale rock slope examples, respectively.

The crucial real estate measure called absorption -- the net of space that has become vacant and space that has been leased in a given period -- is also lagging.