Sentence examples for spacings in from inspiring English sources

In addition, very fine grid spacings in both time and space are required to represent minute variations in supersaturation.

Drain spacings in different parts of the watershed were estimated from the watershed tile line map.

Dry matter (DM) yield was significantly reduced with increased row spacings in all locations.

Typical atomic spacings in crystals are approximately 1 angstrom (1 × 10−10 metre), ideal for producing diffraction effects in electromagnetic radiation of comparable wavelength.

In addition, highly excited atoms can emit X-rays with discrete wavelengths characteristic of the energy level spacings in the atoms.

Typical atomic spacings in crystals are approximately 1 angstrom (1 × 10−10 metre), ideal for producing diffraction effects in electromagnetic radiation of comparable wavelength.

The largest d-spacings in the directions of the hexyl side chains (=19.97 Å) and π-π stacking (=4.95 Å) were detected in 80 wt% of P3HT7150-b-PEG750.

On drawing the plasticized film, the water was mostly expelled from the film and the d-spacings in the diffraction pattern reverted to those in the original, dry polymer.

The d-spacings in 4a and 4b are 0.20 and 0.218 nm, which are the perpendicular distance.

16 We will include studies of any intervention designed to reduce repeat unintended pregnancies (also referred to as 'birth-spacing' or 'pregnancy-spacing') in these young women, delivered in any educational, healthcare or community setting.

The latter method thus follows the changes in interatomic bonds rather than changes in the interplanar lattice spacings focused in the neutron diffraction method.