Sentence examples for surface period from inspiring English sources

But as an émigré he has a unique status which makes him uniquely exploitable … Furst's high level of surface period detail is expertly deployed to make us feel as if we're stranded in the past without a guide.

The estimated lateral skin deformation for the coarse grating scale, for which the spatial surface period was 10 mm, exhibited a small peak at around 14 20 Hz.

Similarly, the skin deformation for the fine grating scale, for which the surface period was 2 mm, was predicted to concentrate up to 40 50 Hz.

In order to cope with the differences in the supported crew size and provided nutrition, all systems were scaled for supporting a crew of six for a 780 day Mars mission (180 days transport to Mars; 600 days surface period) as given in the NASA Design Reference Mission Scenario [Hoffman, S.J., Kaplan, D.L. Human exploration of Mars: the Reference Mission of the NASA Mars Exploratory Study, 1997].

This can be attributed to the periodically ribbed structure of container surfaces (period = 27 cm, Fig. 3).

We could determine if females carried sponges on 1,295 surfacing bouts (period at surface between dives).

Foraging consisted of flying at sea to foraging grounds and alternating underwater diving periods with surface recovery periods and then returning to the colony.

Because of differential rotation, this star's surface rotation period varies by latitude from 27 to 45 days, with an average period of 35 days.

It never quite escapes its stage origins, and under a glitzy surface of period stylings doesn't seem to have much to say, other than to reaffirm the truisms about very famous men being more human and vulnerable than we thought.

Although the BATS M w is determined by a similar procedure as the Harvard M w, the extracted surface wave period is shorter than that used by the Harvard M w.

Captain Archer, Commander Tucker and Sub-Commander T'Pol beam-down to the surface in period costume to investigate.