Sentence examples for ratio length from inspiring English sources
Initially designers sought to reach higher critical Mach numbers by designing aircraft with very thin airfoil sections for the wing and horizontal surfaces and by ensuring that the fineness ratio (length to diameter) of the fuselage was as high as possible.
In the extruded films, TLCP fibrils with increasing aspect ratio (length to width) were observed with increasing TLCP concentration.
The test variables were the concrete compressive strength, fiber volumetric ratio, and fiber aspect ratio (length to diameter).
As ammonium bicarbonate RED systems are scaled up, attention to channel aspect ratio, length, and alignment will enable more stable performance.
The gas temperatures inside the enclosure were uniform for aspect ratio (length to width) of the enclosure varying from one to three to one.
Consequently, a Weilbull truncated equation is used instead to estimate the distribution of network elements properties (pore/throat radius, aspect ratio, length, shape factor and coordination number).
CNFs used had an aspect ratio (length-to-diameter) of over 500 in the as-received state and is free of carbonaceous contamination.
Based on experimental results, this paper firstly evaluates the effect of fibre aspect ratio (length-to-diameter) on mechanical characteristics of steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC).
Finally, the effects of initial preload, temperature change, boundary conditions, aspect ratio, length-to-thickness ratio, nonlocal and non-uniform parameters on the vibration characteristics of PNPSs are studied.
Recommendations are developed and presented regarding the most desirable test plate aspect ratio (length-to-thickness ratio) to use during the non-destructive measurement of elastic constants of thick composite plates by modal vibration testing.
The effects of concrete strength, width-to-thickness ratio, length-to-width ratio, and ratio of steel section on the strength and deformation characteristics of these composite columns are discussed.
