Sentence examples for radius at which from inspiring English sources

The radius at which this condition holds is called the dynamic balance radius.

These theoretical limits may seriously narrow the radius at which Krispy Kream could deliver a doughnut that is truly "hot and now".

The transition velocity (and radius at which this occurs) in the Liu et al. (2015) profiles are given as dotted lines.

The results of an extensive parametric study suggest that there exists an optimum mesh-dependent domain radius at which the computed SIFs are the most accurate.

First, the results show that the laminar flame thickness is the controlling parameter in determining the critical radius at which cellularity appeared when CH4 is added to syngas.

Assuming that the diameter of the dust particle is d p, if R (the radius at which the moving particle is located in the CDRS inlet) is larger than R x (the minimum radius at which particle separation is possible), the particle can reach ('fall to') the CDRS inner wall; otherwise, the particle will be carried by the airflow out of the CDRS.

A method is described for allowing for this effect, based on measurements of the flame radii at which the instabilities increased the flame speed.

Changing the body's cross-sectional area and fixing the legs' cross-sectional area have an opposite adhesion force requirement behavior to that shown in Fig. 10; the lowest point of the graph is when the body cross-sectional area is at minimum, which equals (10^{ - 4}), and the maximum point is when the radius at maximum, which equals (3.16 times 10^{4}).

Regimes B and C are activated when the raft grows to a radius r ≥ s, at which point instantaneous velocity v is replaced with effective velocity u = vs/ r.

Moreover, four different cases including light and heavy oil along with low and high permeable rock used in the analysis to investigate the critical radius of reservoir at which the pressure differences of linear and non-linear diffusivity equations are significant.

We define the transmission radius R as the distance at which p(R)=0.5.