Sentence examples for surface width from inspiring English sources

(a) Top view of a representative participant's fingertip paths for conditions without TMS, averaged across vertical target motion directions (surface width represents the average s.d. across repetitions).

Results show the ratios of the water surface width to depth, bottom width to depth and water surface width to bottom are all constant for the best hydraulic section.

The best hydraulic section is derived using three variables (water depth, water surface width and horizontal bottom width).

They showed a different geometry between the central zone and the edge zone (p<0.001 for depth and surface width).

It is shown that the ratios of the surface width to the depth and the bottom width to the depth are constant for the best hydraulic section.

In rock cuttings, such as those of the Corinth Canal, the waterway cross section could be rectangular, but the normal cross section is trapezoidal, with bed width three to four times, and surface width six to eight times, the width of the vessel, while the depth must be enough to allow the water displaced by the moving vessel to flow back under the hull.

It is further revealed that the bond strength decreases exponentially with the surface crack width.

The optimum process parameters required for deposit to get desired properties such as tensile strength, shear strength, surface roughness, width and height is determined.

The pressurized gas entrained solid particles leaving an orifice where the distance, surface area, width and weight of particle dispersion thereafter are determined as flow index.

At the age of 28 days, specimens were pre-cracked to introduce a surface crack width of between 100 and 400 μm.

To minimise the impact of cracks on the deterioration of reinforced concrete structures, current approaches in (inter)national design codes often limit the concrete surface crack width.