Sentence examples for scales of about from inspiring English sources

From the distance of the Voyager images, the change between the dark and bright material appears to be gradual, but Cassini images taken closer to Iapetus show that the two materials are well segregated down to scales of about 20 metres (65 feet).

The volumetric capabilities of EISCAT_3D can also be used at these altitudes, for example to make measurements of wind vorticity on scales of about 10 km.

The diffusion behavior can be clearly distinguished as either normal mode or single file mode in time scales of about 1,000 ps.

At higher altitudes, the electron density changes rather sharply, decreasing by a factor of e on scales of about 4 and 15 km under night-time and day-time conditions, respectively.

This flame kernel within the recirculation zone may survive for time scales of about one hundred milliseconds, potentially reigniting the shear layers such that the entire flame is re-established for a short period.

Contrasts are seen on scales of about 100 km at 283 and 365 nm, and perhaps on a slightly larger scale at 2.02 µm; however, this may be due to the lower level of contrasts and the dynamic range of the data.

He said he was paid union scale of about $500 or $600 for his work but had continued receiving royalty checks in dwindling amounts, some for as little as 33 cents.

Resolution tests indicate that our methods and dataset can resolve the velocity structure in the target region with a horizontal scale of about 150 km and a vertical scale of about 50 km.

This turbulence contained large-scale eddies with levels of free-stream turbulence intensity of up to 6.14% and an integral length scale of about 60% of chord-length.

At a typical driving speed of 30 km h−1 the instrument can detect variations in chromium concentration ("hot spots") on the scale of about 150 m.

For the particular example, the relative deviations are shown to be in the neighborhood of 5% for a 600 × 600 lattice and a density scale of about 0.1.