Sentence examples for the sample height from inspiring English sources

A remedy to this problem is to directly identify the sample height in order to generate high-precision atomic-resolution images.

Since in most practical applications only the microcantilever deflection is accessible, we will use merely this measurement to identify the sample height.

The total heat flux from the flame is measured, showing a decrease from 30.9 to 23.4 kW/m2 as the sample height increases from 2.5 to 20 cm.

The alloy layer thickness at the sample height of 2.5 mm along the pore axial direction was determined as about 1.5 μm by the nano-indentation technique.

The sample height, water content, stress strain behavior, failure strength, elastic modulus, cohesion and friction angle were measured in initial unfrozen soil as well as in subsequent thawed soil.

Once cool, the alloy-impregnated sample was taken out of the cell and cut horizontally in the middle of the sample height, to allow tracing Wood's metal alloy intrusion from the sides.

An empirical requirement for the sample height-to-radius ratio to be more than 4 was found for stress measurements.

The soot PAH content was then investigated on a low-pressure methane/oxygen/nitrogen premixed flat flame (ϕ = 2.32) as a function of the sampling height above the burner (HAB).

The sampler height was chosen to represent the average between the woman's sitting and standing heights, because residential insecticide air concentrations have been shown to vary with height, being greatest near the floor (Aprea et al. 2000; Fenske et al. 1991).

The accuracy was evaluated by comparing the sample peak heights to a calibration curve of known nicotine concentrations ranging from 1 to 1000 ng/ml internal standard for the QCMs, and 10 10,000 ng/ml internal standard for the CFPs.

The strain is thereby determined from the actual sample height H as (varepsilon= H-H^{circ})/H^{circ}) with the referential height (H^{circ}) corresponding to a pre-tensioning force (F^{circ}), see Figure 10.