Sentence examples for radius number from inspiring English sources

Critical length number and critical radius number are defined, which might be found potential applications in experiment and apparatus design.

The design variables were: hub radius, number of blades, rotational speed of the rotor and spanwise distributions of chord length, stagger angle and camber angle.

Multi-mode simulations are used to study the effects of varying the electron bunch charge, beam radius, number of undulator periods, Rayleigh length, and cavity losses.

In this model, the input variables are tamper weight, height of tamper drop, print spacing, tamper radius, number of impact and soil layer geotechnical properties.

The microstructural evolutions of these B2/L21 composite precipitates - radius, number density, volume fraction, edge-edge distance, and B2/L21 phase fraction - are studied here for Ti additions spanning up to 4 wt%.

The asymptotic analysis reveals that the temporal exponents for the average particle radius, number of particles per volume and both the precipitate and matrix compositions are identical to the binary limit.

We measured sizes of webs for adult females in the field (height, width, distance from hub to top of web, maximum mesh width, number of radii, number of spirals, and height from ground), and then photographed each web for subsequent detailed characterization.

For the layer with bimodal population, the radii, number density and optical index contrast of the two types of scatterers are different; r1, r2, MFP 1, MFP 2, m1 and m2.

We must specify the length of the search radius, the number of sectors (typically four or eight), and the number of data points per sector.

Similarly, the ratio of lifetimes in the MEA and BPC algorithms versus the radius and number of nodesare plotted in Figure 8 for the same configuration as that of Figure 7.

(a) transmission radius, (b) number of nodes.