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A "hot spot" on a white dwarf can occur if a white dwarf with a magnetic field accretes matter from the companion star, and the accretion disk is disrupted at small radii by the white's dwarf's magnetosphere.

Exploiting a fortuitous 4 5 commensurability between Porb and Prot,prim, we demonstrate that fitting errors from the unknown spot configuration only change the inferred radii by 1%2%%.

Here the atomic models for nanotubes (NTs) of metatitanic acid are designed and their cohesive and electronic properties are considered depending on their chirality and radii by means of density-functional theory-tight-binding (DFTB) method.

Taking the radially integrated average of intensities in each particle image (Fig. 5 centre column) at every radii from the particle centre to edge does not capture this variation, as the intensity of light and dark areas is averaged around the circumference of each respective radii by the algorithm.

The drying behaviour of a droplet can be correlated for various initial radii by means of the two terms of (drying time)/vb initial radius)2 and the Reynolds number based on the initial radius for a constant inflation ratio.

Radiative efficiency is maintained at large radii by the high densities in the wind, allowing X-ray heating in an extended spatial "tail" of the normal OB-type emission to become observable.

Moreover, each component can move only by oscillating along its radius, by expanding and contracting.

The inner background radius is determined by either adding bkgfactor number of pixels to the source radius or by multiplying the source radius by bkgfactor.

Decreasing the aperture by 4 stops is equivalent to dividing the radius by 4 (because one stop divides the radius by sqrt(2)).

|| || || To stop down the telephoto lens by four stops, I divided the aperture radius by 4.

We use an empirically derived area-scaling factor to increase the radius by an amount proportional to the estimate.