Sentence examples for shorter dimension from inspiring English sources

The mean hydrodynamic size of isolated cellulose fibres for shorter dimension (diameter) was observed to be 58.4 nm, whereas the longer dimension (length) of the fibres was observed to be 536.3 nm with the standard deviation of 3.3 and 44.1 nm, respectively.

The created gradient of light intensities on the long field dimension, ranged from 155 mW/cm2, to 141 mW/cm2 on the front and rear edges of the field, (150 mW/cm2 +3%/-6%, respectively), while on the shorter dimension the intensity was constant.

Tumors were measured using digital calipers and volume calculated using the formula: Volume = Width2 × Length × 0.52, where width represents the shorter dimension of the tumor.

This number will affect the longer dimension of your image, and adjust the shorter dimension proportionally.

Use a shorter dimension to create the base if the opening between the open doors is narrower than the opening between the sides of the frame.

How the shorter dimensions in the outfield at Citi Field affect the game.

Shea Stadium was regarded as one of the more pitcher-friendly parks in the National League, if not all of baseball, and Citi Field technically has shorter dimensions down the lines and in center.

Intercellular signaling enables cell masses to communicate through endocrine pathways at a distance or by direct contact over shorter dimensions.

Tumor size was measured once every 4 days in two perpendicular dimensions with vernier calipers and converted to tumor volume (Vt) using the formula: (L×W /2, where L and W refer to the longer and shorter dimensions, respectively.

With the best-fit value of the monoclinic angle they were clearly substantially wider at half height than the 200 reflection, implying shorter dimensions and/or higher disorder in these crystallographic directions.

But observations by Star have shown for the first time that particles escaping down the long dimension of the almond are more likely to be stopped than those escaping along the short dimension, where there is less plasma to travel through.