Sentence examples for the length of the shell from inspiring English sources
Some species drill to a depth only slightly more than the length of the shell.
Others, with extensible siphons, may bore to depths several times the length of the shell.
Rotary dryers for particulate solids commonly use flights along the length of the shell to lift solids and make them rain across the dryer section.
Obviously, this assumption would cause error in the analysis for a finite length circular cylindrical shell, especially as the length of the shell becomes comparable to the radius.
The method is applied to cylindrical shells of three or four-lobed cross-section, and the effects of the length of the shell and the radius at the lobed corners on the vibration are studied.
In the transformation to a membrane problem composite expansions are utilized, uniformly valid over the length of the shell, to formulate modified boundary conditions that account for the effects of bending near the shell ends.
The effects of varying the length of the shells, the number of helical ribs and the angles of their orientation on the buckling behaviour of lattice structures are examined using parametric analyses.
Determine the length of the shells you're considering.
Having displayed the distribution of the equivalent magnetic force in the length of the cylindrical shell and its circumferential bending strains with different elastic end constraints, we give an explanation for the discrepancy between Moon's analytical results and his experimental ones.
In this way the insight provided by the wave approach allows us to analyse the significance of different waves in the overall response and study how they interact, in particular illustrating the conversion of one wave type into another along the length of the conical shell.
This contraction leads to the circumferential constriction of the embryo and its conversion to a tapered cylindrical (fusiform) shape that is ∼250 µm long (about five times the length of the egg shell; Costa et al., 1997; Priess and Hirsh, 1986).
