Sentence examples for samples with height from inspiring English sources

Three cylindrical samples with height twice than of their width were prepared and compressed to their half height at a speed of 0.5 mm/min.

Benefiting from its unique structure, the as-prepared sample showed higher electrochemical performance as an anode material for lithium-ion batteries than that of another bulk sample with height of 5 μm and adhesive inner structure.

The mass of mercury is calculated comparing the height of the peak of the samples with the height of the peak from the standard.

Figure 3 Topography and current images of samples C/D with height and current profiles of small QDs.

The number of children in the sample with height-for-age below −2 SD was significantly lower than expected and number of children with height-for-age above +2 SD was significantly higher than expected.

Fig. 5 Simulated reflection spectra of samples with same height (H = 91 nm) and different diameters (from 200 to 500 nm).

For evaluating the unconfined compression strength for each clay sand mixture (both for artificial and natural clay sand mixtures) from the twelve series as explained earlier, 38 mm diameter cylindrical samples with a height to diameter ratio of 2 were prepared using a static compactor at their respective optimum moisture obtained from the compaction test.

This clearly shows that the yield stress decreased with increasing H/W, hence samples with smaller height compared with width (2ECCaME*, H/W of 1 2) show higher strength and strain.

The endplates of each L2 vertebra were carefully removed with a low speed diamond-coated saw (Isomet, Buehler, Germany) to provide samples with a height of approximately 3 mm.

Thus the BL QDs are much more conductive than the SL QDs, for both large and small QDs. Figure 2 Topography and current images of sample A/B with height and current profiles of small QDs.

Samples with hepcidin peak heights >55Int were considered out of linear range and were diluted with blank urine from a patient with juvenile hemochromatosis [15].