Sentence examples for typical width of the from inspiring English sources

We found that the slope of the shore face falls in the range of 1 12 and 1 15 and the typical width of the shore face is about 20 m, giving us an elevation change of about 1.5 m from the water line to the high tide line.

In the images, the typical width of the hair is ~150 µm in the acoustic mode and 250 µm in the photoacoustic mode.

We used a perpendicular offset of 10 m in the placement of the geocoded locations, based on the typical width of the right-of-way of local roads of 15 20 m.

A perpendicular offset of 8 meters was used in the placement of the street geocoded locations and is based on the typical width of the right-of-way of residential streets of 15 to 20 meters.

For instance, the typical width of the InP core of the nanowires shown here is not below 150 nm, which already yields a phase shift of −0.048 rad ( g cm−3) at 13.8 keV (Henke et al., 1993 ▶).

Typical width of the body pocket ranges from 21 inches (53.3 cm) to 18 inches (45.7 cm); the deeper you pull in the more narrow the gap between the left and right supports.

The typical width of these fibers increases with the number of deposition steps.

We used a value of τ = 4 ms, as this reflected the typical width of peaks found in the data (Supplementary Fig. 1 c,d ).

As shown in Figure 4f, the width of SiNW is thicker, with a typical width of 40 nm at the bottom (right) to 20 μm at the tip (left).

Through Hells Canyon below the HCC, the Snake River has a typical width of about 75 m, about one-quarter of the channel width of the upstream Weiser reach (Fig.  4).

As a result, similar to the clinical, narrower energy windows are used in preclinical SPECT, with a typical width of 10 20 % around the photopeak, while in preclinical PET, very large energy windows are used (350 650 keV).