Sentence examples for radial width from inspiring English sources

Le Verrier, which is about 110 km (70 miles) in radial width, closely resembles the nonarc regions of Adams.

We also calculate their passage time and radial width.

In addition, the quality factor (Q-factor) decreases with the radial width as a monotonic function.

The radial width of the region spreads as dust particles outside the initially defined pressure bump migrate toward the region.

Tool paths in milling are calculated using user-defined values of the radial width of cut (b) and the cutter diameter (D).

The finite element model is used to study the effects of three key steel tank parameters on the stress of the fillet joint in the oil storage tank: the thickness of the annular bottom plate at the base, the radial width of the projection of the annular bottom plate outside the shell, and the radial width of the concrete ringwall.

Whole-tree root excavations were conducted using handheld implements within a series of 0.5-m radial widths radiating outwards from the establishing trees and at 0.5-m soil-depth increments (Fig. 1).

The normal optical depths of the arcs are estimated to lie in the range 0.03 0.09 (0.034 ± 0.005 for the leading edge of Liberté arc as measured by stellar occultation); the radial widths are approximately the same as those of the continuous ring about 30 km.

Fluid models are three-dimensional because the lymph fluid moves not only in the radial direction (width direction of the BM) and transversal direction (perpendicular to the BM) but also in the longitudinal direction.

For the 13 trees sampled, the mean occlusion width (radial distance for complete knot occlusion) was 7.7 mm; the mean defect core diameter 305 mm.

It is worth to note that, in the radial direction, the width decreases from the center of ZnO nanowire to the surface.