Sentence examples for stream diameter from inspiring English sources

The current jet injector uses a high-velocity jet that ensures >90% delivery of injected insulin into the subcutaneous tissue, without risking penetration of the underlying muscle, at a jet stream diameter of ∼0.15 mm.

The objective of the work is to investigate the effects of four independent variables including air flow rate, solid mass fraction, split ratio of the concentrated stream and particle diameter on the separation performance.

The 16N is produced in a shielding pit in a utility room near the SNO cavity and transferred to the water volumes (D2O or H2O) in a CO2 gas stream via small diameter capillary tubing.

Both cells were supplied with compressed gases, which were directed through sintered glass (providing a stream of small-diameter bubbles) and needle valves for flow control.

The simple vertical wheel required little extra structure, but the force and rate of power takeoff were dependent upon stream characteristics and wheel diameter.

For a given feed stream, the average particle diameter (d) could depend on the start-up procedure even when X was the same.

The goal of the fluidics system is to make the cell or particle of interest pass through the interrogation point, one by one, in the center of a core stream, within which the diameter of the particle's trajectory is controlled by means of the laminar flow exerted by a surrounding sheath stream so that ideally just one cell passes at a time.

High flow speed increases the diameter of the sample stream that lets the particles move outside the center of the laser spot decreasing the resolution.

For n-hexadecane droplets, ignition delay times and ignition positions have been calculated as a function of free-stream gas temperature, droplet diameter, velocity of the gas relative to the droplet, and initial temperature of the droplet.

The turbulence energy dissipation rate in the impeller stream of a vessel of diameter T=100 mm stirred by a Rushton turbine of diameter D=T/3 was directly measured with particle image velocimetry (PIV).

In bubbler irrigation, water is applied to the soil surface as a little stream, typically from a small diameter tube (1 mm to 13 mm) or a commercially available emitter.