As my friend likes to say, I'm a five-block-radius kind of guy, so anything within five blocks of my home is what I set my sights on.
And then there would be a series of supplementary questions about, y'know, the number of protons and neutrons in the lead nucleus, lead's covalent radius, that kind of thing.
Due to the large ionic radius of sodium, this kind of design and synthesis is more important for Na-battery cathodes, which represent a cost-effective alternative for energy storage applications.
"The kind of radius change and shrinking we're describing here is so small that you would never notice it," said Thomas R. Watters of the Center for Earth and Planetary Studies at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, during a NASA-sponsored telephone news conference on Thursday.
The ionic radii of two kinds of RE ions are closed but different, which means the interfacial energy is small and the heterogeneous core/shell structure can easily be built, but the mismatch intrinsically exists if the heterogeneous interface forms.
Mask height and radius of curvature decide the kind of growth features when laser-evaporated silicon material redeposit on the silicon surface.
The soft radius tends to encapsulate some kind of niche, making it into a lovely destination point of added interest.
"That kind of information from Radius has been extremely helpful".
We use three values for the cut off radius with respect to three different kinds of interactions.
A human has a mass of 100 kilograms, a radius of about 1 meter; this is kind of a big human, but we'll go with it.
Also, before committing to an ingredient, visit a multitude of greengrocers, out-of-the-way ethnic markets and vegetable stands to make sure that, say, the fiddlehead ferns are the best of their kind within a 200-mile radius.
