Sentence examples for of the same radius from inspiring English sources

Only a liquid sphere embedded in a spherical cap of the same radius has been evaluated numerically.

For example, two parallel lines are the envelope of the family of circles of the same radius having centres on a straight line.

Calculations of the effective diffusivity are performed for a model pore st generated by randomly placed, freely overlapping solid spheres all of the same radius.

The transition-coupled release is explained in part by the fact that worms have a larger volume-to-area ratio compared to spheres of the same radius.

Interestingly, in contrast to a triangular PC consisting of dielectric cylinders of the same radius, the complex PC can generate a focusing effect with an effective refractive index of −1.

The natural frequencies and mode shapes have been investigated for a frictionless spherical liquid globule where part of the free surface is embedded in a spherical cap of the same radius.

For a track grid of radius R, the average magnitude of tangential vectors (from various angles) obtained from the track location that is extended by a circumference of radius r, is compared with the analytical velocity magnitude based on the same radius of r.

These studies focused on the same radius of curvature depending on the bending position.

Giants and supergiants of nearly the same radius and surface temperature may have evolved from main-sequence stars of different ages and masses.

The greater the rock strength, the larger the work required to break per unit volume of rock at the same radius of gyration, also the steeper the changing trend of per revolution-specific rock-breaking work with the increase of radius of gyration.

(2) For different properties of rocks, the change law between per revolution-specific rock-breaking work and the radius of gyration is similar, the greater the rock strength, the larger the work that required to break per volume of rock at the same radius of gyration, also the steeper the changing trend of per revolution-specific rock-breaking work with the increase of radius of gyration.