"smaller length" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare the size or length of two objects, with the second object being shorter or smaller than the first. Example: "The blue rope has a smaller length than the red rope."
One therefore needs to analyse the filaments at smaller length scales.
This mismatch on smaller length scales might lead to micro-injuries, cell damage, inflammation, fibrosis or necrosis.
Product quality variables for many electronics and materials processes are set at the nanoscale and smaller length scales.
Nevertheless, technology increasingly involves the design and fabrication of devices at smaller and smaller length scales, even interatomic dimensions.
For the 10% turbulence cases, the smaller length scales had a larger affect on heat transfer at the stagnation point.
Oppositely, when without plate fin, a smaller length of 606 μm is beneficial to achieve the better cooling performance.
The application of magnetic resonance spectroscopy at progressively smaller length scales may eventually permit 'chemical imaging' of spins at the surfaces of materials and biological complexes.
Microscopes have always played a pivotal role in science by providing new perspectives for understanding how macroscopic behavior emerges from phenomena that occurs on smaller length scales.
For C S H samples with C/S = 1, the organic modification occurs at a smaller length scale.
This paper also discusses effect of depth and length of location hole on drag and results show greater depth and smaller length contribute to drag reduction.
Accumulation-mode devices are an alternative to conventional MOSFETs that do not require high cost ultrafast annealing technique for fabrication of smaller length devices.
