Sentence examples for to radius from inspiring English sources

The ratio of focal length to radius of curvature is known as the Matthiessen ratio (named for its discoverer, German physicist and zoologist Ludwig Matthiessen) and is used to determine the optical quality of lenses.

The flux in capillary is proportional to radius' fourth power, and permeability is proportional to radius' second power.

It is found that the relationship between the critical ratio of altitude to radius and ratio of half thickness to radius is approximately linear.

Less imperfection susceptibility is found in spherical shells with larger wall thicknesses to radius ratios.

Spherical shells with a series of wall thicknesses to radius ratios are studied.

The non-linear mode shapes are plotted and discussed for different thickness to radius ratios.

The inputs for the network are the liner's thickness-to-radius, gap-to-radius, and the equivalent yield stress-to-Young's modulus ratios.

They extracted the critical loads, critical sequential modes, and critical circumferential mode numbers for different length-to-radius (L/R) and thickness-to-radius (h/R) ratios.

Beck's, Leipholz's, and Hauger's problems were solved for cylindrical shells with different length-to-radius and thicknesses-to-radius ratios using the Galerkin method.

The effect of the ratio of the length-to-radius is negligible.

The variation of length-to-radius ratio only causes the movements of instability regions.