Sentence examples for reductions in diameter from inspiring English sources

Most of the reductions in diameter prediction error, from use of this equation, occurred in the upper half of the tree bole.

Conventional wire and rod forming processes have a number of drawbacks which include die wear, lubrication requirements, pre-cleaning of precursor stock and a requirement for multiple passes through dies to achieve significant reductions in diameter.

The only shortcomings detected were significant reductions in diameter and height complexity as assessed by the Gini coefficient, Shannon H′ and standard deviation, with a significantly lower number of large-sized trees (dbh 50 cm+, height 23 m+), especially in the low residual basal area regime.

Shea (1961) recorded a reduction in diameter growth in injured Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb) Franco).

The obtained Néel temperature (a) and spin-phonon coupling coefficients (b) as a function of mean diameter, which showed a tendency to decrease with reduction in diameter.

The reduction in diameter growth of wounded beech trees was only observed in the breast height DBH range below 55 cm.

Hence, the generally accepted rule that a reduction in diameter ratio improves the phase separation is revealed to be an over-extrapolated statement.

However, in polymer composite materials, shrinkage of the drilled hole of 10 mm nominal diameter may reach reduction in diameter of 0.02-0.03 mm during a period of 48 h and depends on the grade of the polymer composite material.

The reduction in bar diameter in steady-state corrosion current density (I_{text{corr}}) for corrosion period T is (2P_{text{r}} T) and the percentage reduction in diameter of bar is (2P_{text{r}} T/D) × 100, where D is the original bar diameter.

The results of this study indicated that most skidder-logging wounds (55.3 %) occurred in the near ground level of the bole (< 0.3 m) and were associated with a 10.7 % reduction in diameter growth relative to unwounded trees.

The flow rates get decreased with the reduction in diameter ratio (d 2/d 1) although the maximum velocity occurred at these ratios; this happened because of the cross-sectional area effects.