Sentence examples for radius for a given from inspiring English sources

Giant and subgiant stars all show large ranges in radius for a given mass.

Moreover, reduction in energy consumption can be achieved with a design that allows a very small liquid surface radius for a given decanter diameter.

That is, the stress concentration on the neck of the bolt was checked by varying the fillet radius for a given pitch size of the bolt.

In particular, using oil gave the ship an engineering advantage over the earlier coal-fired plants, as oil is much more efficient than coal because it yields "a far greater steaming radius for a given amount of fuel".

At this part of the simulations, the receiver was positioned in (x,y,z)=(1,2,1) m in the room, and the source position was uniformly changed along an arch of a fixed radius (for a given distance), creating a −30° to +30° source-receiver angle.

Although the bound in (8) is tighter than the bound in (2), it is easier to compute the bound in (2) for the M-spectral radius of a given tensor.

At first, Figure 6 depicts the SoP, SEuE, and MDoD under different areas of PV panels and cell radii with the given storage capacity of the battery bank (6,000 Ws). Figure 6a shows that the SoP has positive correlation with the cell radius for any given area of PV panels.

Also, the radius of curvature for a given steer angle and lean angle is proportional to the wheelbase.

The integral equation has a solvability condition that selects a distinct tip radius and tip undercooling for a given set of experimental conditions and dendrite spacings.

In addition, the model predicted substantial variation in both crown radius and crown depth for a given species and dbh (Fig. 5).

> -wrap-foot> "–" symbol indicates inability of radius of gyration determination for a given solution A very different dependence of HEWL molecules on surfactant addition was observed (Fig.  4 and Table  2).