Sentence examples for which has a width from inspiring English sources

This anomaly can be considered as FZC of the main fault, which has a width of ~700 m and extends to a depth of ~300 m.

The pre-suspended sediment is sourced from a region seaward of the shoreline (still water line) which has a width of about 20% of the run-up distance.

In contrast, the NKTZ west of the ISTL, which has a width of ~100 km, is caused by high rates of anelastic deformation in the lower crust, as proposed by Iio et al. (2002, 2004).

This gas-rich region, which has a width of 0 30 m and height of 8 25 m, is located in the annular-shaped fractured zone above the two roadways of the working face (Yuan 2008c).

This can be linked to the depleted space charge region in the low-doped (p) c-Si (N a < 1015 cm-3), which has a width close to 1 μm. Figure 5 Topography and electrical image obtained after HF dip at the cleaved section of an ( n ) a -Si H/( p ) c -Si heterojunction.

The island of Ireland is located in western Europe, between latitudes 51° and 56° N, and longitudes 11° and 5° W. It is separated from the neighbouring island of Great Britain by the Irish Sea and the North Channel, which has a width of 23 km at its narrowest point.

But before engineers are able to turn them into practical applications, such nanofibres (which have a width of a few nanometres, or billionths of a metre) need to be fabricated into wires, strips, tubes and other components.

The cumulative frequency of CCmax was then calculated for each bin, which had a width of 1 km.

All inlet channels were designed with a width of 70 µm with the exception of the water inlet in the first nozzle which had a width of 100 µm.

This system provided sequentially acquired images over a finite angular range, each fitted with an electrostatic focusing electrode to control the size and scanning of the focal spot, which had a width of less than 300 μm.

Phase volume fractions and lattice strains in various crystallographic reflections in the austenite and martensite phases are examined over two transition regions between austenite and martensite, which have a width on the order of the wire diameter.