Sentence examples for tip separation from inspiring English sources

Let us examine an STM tip separation that caused severe image artifacts, bu = 0.77 = π/4 − ε.

A cumulative increase in power output of 17% was observed when 3 rotors were aligned in a lateral plane with a blade tip separation of 0.5D or 0.25D, compared to the same number of rotors in isolation.

If the tip separation w were precisely (an integer times) the periodicity of the real-space lattice/structure, the conduction signal would simply be twice as large and the topographic image would be unchanged except for brightness from what a single tip would yield.

The resultant topographic images at various tip separations are shown in Fig. 2 and we indeed do see increasing beating between the two signals as (b times) the tip separation approaches π/4 relative to the IOA p4mm surface wave functions having a period of 2π.

Because the arrowhead/microrivet barb tip-to-barb tip separation is larger than the opening in the mating window, the barbs flex inward as they pass through the open window and then expand to their original shape upon exiting the window, resulting in a permanently latched joint and a three-dimensional structure.

Some new features of the complicated flow structures, such as the breakdown of the tip leakage vortex, the formation of the compound corner vortex at the rotor suction tip corner, the interactions between the hub stall and the tip separation and the rotor wakes, and the evolutions of the tip corner anti-rotating streamwise vortices inside the stator passage, are revealed.

Fig. 3 Fourier components at these tip separations.

Fig. 2 Topographic images due to various tip separations.

Fig. 4 Plane symmetry enforcement at these tip separations.

We will see, however, that tip separations on a scale matching the sample lattice constant give the new possibility that the two currents will beat against each other.

Due to crystal-packing constraints, open and wide-open structures (flap tip separations of 20 Å or more) might not be observable in X-ray structures.