Sentence examples for rim diameter from inspiring English sources

In the American "P-metric" system, tire size is indicated, for example, by the code P215/70R15, where the letter P denotes a passenger-vehicle tire; 215 denotes the tire width in millimetres; 70 denotes the aspect ratio, i.e., the ratio of the tire's height from rim to tread, relative to its width; R denotes radial construction; and 15 is the wheel rim diameter in inches.

Established jewelry, Circle Surface Cuff Links, 18k White Gold with diamonds, Outer rim diameter: 16.5mm and Diamond rim diameter: 14mm.

The dash circle represents the rim diameter of 14 nm.

The 15-1 crathe, the rim to rim diameter of which is approximately 15 m, is the largest crater formed during the 2015 eruption.

Typical surface QRs have a rim diameter of 35 nm, a height of ≈1.3 nm, and a center dip of about 2 nm.

The rim radius Rcr of a crater formed by an asteroid with radius r can be estimated from Eq. (A.3) as: (11) Using the crater rim diameter Dcr = 2Rcr, we can rewrite Eq. (11) as (12) Substituting Eq. (12) into Eq. (10), (13) From Eq. (13), we estimate that a crater with Dcr = 100 m is formed at each ∼70 yr, which is lower than the previous estimate (Yamamoto et al., 2008).

Rim diameters vary from 14 to 27 inches (36 to 69 cm), with the standard mountain bike rim being 26 inches and the standard road rim being 27 inches.

This view of Coutts [ 24] was supported more recently by Costa et al. [ 23] who examined the relationship between stroke frequency, push time and wheelchair velocity using different hand rim diameters in a class T-52 wheelchair track athlete.

Coutts [ 24] suggested that the greater hand rim diameters of the wheelchair basketball players allowed them greater time to apply propulsive forces (impulses) and hence develop greater levels of acceleration as required due to the stop-start and change of direction nature of wheelchair basketball.

These are the dimensions of the discus (width, thickness, radius of the metal rim and diameter of the flat center area on each side), the moment of inertia on the axis of symmetry and finally the mass of the discus.

Bathymetry shows that Ioto is the summit of a stratovolcano with a height of about 2000 m from the ocean floor and a width of about 40 km, and rock reefs at sea showing ring-shaped topography suggest there is a caldera rim with a diameter of about 10 km at the top of the mountain (Fig. 1b).