Sentence examples for typically sizes from inspiring English sources

Nanofluids are dispersions of nanoparticles (typically sizes approximately 5 to 20 nm) in liquid medium.

The store was typically sized, but the selection seemed oddly small — smaller, at any rate, than the selection offered by the entire Internet.

Yet plus-size clothing (typically size 14 and above) represents only 18 percent of total revenue in the women's clothing industry.

Its investments are typically sized between €1 million and €5 million.

Based on the laboratory test results, a numerical model was constructed to simulate a typically sized landfill liner consisting of shale-clay mixtures.

They are typically sized and designed for a given harmonic using the assumption that a set of identical absorbers move in exact unison.

Typically sized (1 m high, 5 m in diameter), healthy G. hystrix patch reefs may deposit 220 476 kg CaCO3 y− 1, be 6 19 yrs old and involve 4 12 generations of worms.

While embedded in the carbon matrix, these pyrolysis-generated templates undergo an additional phase transformation at the sequential 900 °C pyrolysis, exsolving well-dispersed smaller Fe nanoparticles, typically sizing 5 45 nm, on the MgO surface.

The simulated population size of 800 was chosen to reflect a typically sized F2 design such as the Red Jungle fowl × White Leghorn F2 cross described further below.

> Our results demonstrate that relative rates of DNA loss through small insertions and deletions are lower in salamanders than in other vertebrates with more "typically" sized genomes.

Because the number of meiotic crossing-over events reflects the number of chromosome arms (Pardo-Manuel De Villena and Sapienza 2001; Lynch 2007), salamanders experience substantially fewer recombination events per base pair than do vertebrates with more typically sized genomes.