Sentence examples for standard radius from inspiring English sources

Because of this, the contact surface area is less than 0.17 mm2 for the standard radius of the tip.

For standard radius of the tip Ro=1 mm, most deformation is distributed in a material layer up to 0.5 mm thick independently on elastic modulus of a polymer at a glassy state.

A suitable scaling factor is the so-called standard radius ρ = s P since its square ρ 2 = s 2 P appears on the right hand side in (19) and (20), which describe the confidence regions.

The relative curvatures are given by the curvatures (36) and (37) multiplied with the standard radius: γ v N = K v N ρ, (38) γ v T = K v T ρ. (39).

For quantitative assessment of differences in medial protrusion of the acetabulum we developed the "circle method" with a standard radius.

Relatively low precision for cortical porosity measured at the standard radius (RMSCV; 13%) [ 38], and a more proximal distal radius site (RMSCV; 6 +/− 8%) have been reported previously [ 42].

There may be some merit in that view in light of the Ribbon Rack's use of standard radii.

So, too, with the dimension of the bends being dictated by a standard formula corresponding to the pipe size; it could be that there are many standard radii and that the particular radius of Brandir's RIBBON Rack actually required new tooling.

The precise value of 97 mm results from choosing standard radii of curvature of 30 mm and 75 mm for the cavity mirrors.

Astronomers characterize the morphology of a globular cluster by means of standard radii.

Non-standard radii were adapted according to chemical similarity, for example, the radius of the Nζ atom in the neutral lysine was considered to be equal to that of the side-chain nitrogen atom of asparagine/glutamine.