Sentence examples for spacing is less from inspiring English sources

Such enhanced localized plasticity at fibre ends was suggested to result from interactions of stress fields with nearby fibre ends when the fibre-end spacing is less than the critical value.

Due to the stress redistribution and the scattering effect, simulated results indicate that, taking the caverns located in soft rocks, for example, if the spacing is less than one cavern characteristic length (taken to the biggest width of a cavern in the group), the static and dynamic responses of adjacent caverns are significantly affected by their spacing.

However, when the NW spacing is less than the adatoms diffusion length, the arriving adatoms will be shared among the grown NWs.

In general, the lateral pile displacement of pile group (all pile spacing) is less than the results obtained from assessment of single isolated pile.

When the discriminator spacing is less than or equal to 0.5 chip, the critical point falls in the vicinity of 1 chip.

Nevertheless, the abundant well data and close well-spacing are the advantages of this period (Miall 1985); the average well spacing is less than 100 metres and some are within 30 metres.

For example, laminate structures can offer superior performance to a packed bed of pellets only if the critical sheet thickness and spacing are less than about 0.2 mm.

In glass-fibre-reinforced nylon 6,6 a brittle to ductile transition was found to occur when the mean fibre-end spacing was less than a critical value.

Sink size (stalk density) responded more to a decrease in RS than source size (intercepted radiation) and the latter became insufficient to fill the sink to capacity when row spacing was less than 1.37 m.

The effects of spacing are less clear than the number of kids, but the general guideline is: Farther, rather than closer.

In most parts of the linkage map, the marker spacing was less than 20 cM, while only one marker interval on LG3 was bigger than 20 cM.