Sentence examples for same cross section as from inspiring English sources

It is evident that a unidirectional tuning technique, acting along the main elongation axis (indicated by the black arrows), can deform this shape to a circular one, i.e., one expects to be able to tune the FSS to zero. Figure 3c shows a QD of the same cross section as presented in Figure 3b, but now, the elongation axis of the QD is tilted by 20° with respect to the tuning-direction.

The performance of these micro-channels in terms of the flow field and reaction rates was investigated numerically using a commercial package Fluent, and compared with that of a conventional straight microchannel of the same cross-section as well as other reactor geometries reported in the literature.

The polycarbonate cap has three variations; one solid, one with a rectangular hole with the same cross-section as the culture surface, and one with a rectangular cavity with the same cross-section as the culture surface and holes to connect tubing for the continuous perfusion of a gas mixture.

The proposed measurement strategy has advantages of simplified sensor design, reducing the complexity of the related electronics as well as acquiring all information from the same cross section.

Remember: the victims on Sept. 11 were a cross section of America -- black, white, Hispanic, rich, poor and middle class -- and that same cross section has to share in the healing.

All columns had the same cross section of 300 × 300 mm.

Here, also a metal net and a filter paper with the same cross sections are used.

(d-f) Same cross-sections shown as (a-c) resulting from implementing our alignment method.

Curved actuators are capable of larger maximum bending angles with the same cross-section configuration as a straight actuator, and both the design method and the casting method proposed in this work are novel for this type of actuator.

Particle volume is then calculated as volume of sphere having the same cross-section (see Figure 3b).

The beam was used as a guide rail, supporting a slider formed from a short length of beam with the same cross-section.