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Films were then ion-milled into sharp tips with an end radius close to 30 nm.

A bubble radius close to 1 mm is recommended as it favors higher mechanical efficiency and oxygen dissolution efficiency.

The convergent collimator has radii of 3.75 and 0.5 cm, with the larger radius close to the source.

Numerous studies, including Godelitsas et al. (2003), Al-Degs et al. (2006) and Karageorgiou et al. (2007), reported that metals of ionic radius close to that of Ca2+ adsorb stronger.

For the Milky Way this region is commonly believed to be an annulus with an outer radius of about 10 kiloparsecs and an inner radius close to the Galactic Center, both of which lack hard boundaries.

This is consistent with a scenario where Snf7 filaments were excised by rupture from the outer circles and curled back to a radius closer to their preferred radius.

Detonation velocities in rate-sticks with radii close to the failure radius, can be as low as one third of the ideal detonation velocity, which poses a significant challenge for their accurate predictive computational modelling.

The location of the Cluster spacecraft during the observed event was in the nightside of the magnetosphere (2100 MLT) at a radial distance of 4.4 Earth's radii close to the magnetic equatorial plane.

These might be an increase in the radius of the alveoli open to aeration, which lowers the elastance of each alveolus, and a higher homogeneity in the distribution of aeration (see Fig. 2), which through interdependence affects the elastance of higher radius alveoli close to lower radius alveoli.

A physical example of a stationary (and nonstatic) Lorentz manifold having convex boundary is the stationary, axisymmetric, asymptotically flat, gravitational field outside a rotating massive object, whenever its angular speed is small and its mean radius is close to the Schwarzschild radius.

However, at a slightly higher pH (7.4), DLS indicates a much smaller size for CR micelles, on the order of a 15 Å radius, similar to values observed by Lendel et al. This radius falls close to the value observed for the free protein and indicates that under these conditions light scattering is no longer dominated by the presence of large aggregates.