Sentence examples for size of shell from inspiring English sources

Also the wrinkling parameters are very sensitive to the size of shell elements.

Two models of shell percentage were formulated from TEM images using Image J software to estimate the size of shell.

While it is only half the size of Shell, by any other standard, Eni is huge: 79,000 employees and net profit of €6.3 billion for the first nine months of last year.

LP coverage area has a direct influence on FCG properties as verified by different size of shell ridges and fatigue striation spacing on fracture cross-sections.

Revel signing a deal with an operation the size of Shell is a sign of how smaller and more disruptive companies are starting to gain more credibility with large enterprises — a target market for large system integrators like IBM.

Following sensitivity analysis, the average length of the beam elements was 0.9 mm with a final mesh resulting in 2371 elements, while the average size of shell elements was 0.8 mm for a total of 13004 elements.

This could indicate that instead of a change in human preference, the sizes of shells in the region decreased.

More precisely, the number of suture elements (frilling of the suture line) increases with the size of the shell (whorl height) and/or with the compression of the shell.

While GTR does permit us to model a lone rotating object, if we model the object as a shell of mass (instead of a solid sphere) and let the size of the shell increase (to model the 'sphere of the fixed stars' we see around us), then as Brill & Cohen (1966) showed, the frame-dragging becomes complete inside the shell.

Our model of nanoshell assembly shows that the spontaneous curvature regulates the size of the shell while the mechanical properties of the subunit determine the symmetry of the assembled structure.

The actual size of the shell is controlled by the diffusivity and the lower threshold of the pressure (C_{text{CPT}}) that must be exceeded before seismicity can be triggered.