Sentence examples for spacing at which from inspiring English sources

The results gave an optimum fin spacing at which Nusselt number (NuH) and finned surface effectiveness are maximum.

The critical non-uniformities spacing at which a reaction front begins to merge into a single-finger decreases with increasing upstream pressure gradient.

All these methods specify some minimum height criteria at which enrichment is considered significant, and some minimum spacing at which adjoining windows, clusters or local maxima (G-KDE) are merged into a single peak region.

The resolution of this map was estimated to be 4.6 Å, based on the spacing at which the Fourier shell correlation fell below 0.5 (Van Heel, 1987).

The term resolution originates from optical microscopy [23] and today lateral resolution is defined in ISO 22493:2008 as "the minimum spacing at which two features of the image can be recognized as distinct and separate" [24].

Through the window, I glanced toward the empty space at which they were pointing.

(Lagrangian points are locations in space at which a small body, under the gravitational influence of two large ones, will remain approximately at rest relative to them).

The line drawn at a 45° angle (from 0) contains all of the points at which suppliers might be in equilibrium; i.e., the points in the space at which aggregate demand would have the same value as income.

The time and space at which the electric and magnetic fields have a maximum value or are zero between the reversal of their directions are different for different wave trains.

But decisions regarding how many spaces, at which airports and how soon they will be reopened had not been made by the third week in December, and will be determined case by case depending on the alert status.

Both lanes are blocked solid, and the offender, usually in an S.U.V., pulls onto the edge of the road, often with one or both tires on the shoulder, and charges forward until there's no more space, at which point he forces his way in.