Sentence examples for whose size are from inspiring English sources

Flapping motion, as shown by many nature flyers, is the most efficient way of flying objects whose size are smaller than 6 in.

The geometry has been shown in Fig. 1 a, where two circle ohmic electrodes (whose radius are both 0.25 mm) with a distance of 2.5 mm and two strip ohmic electrodes (whose size are both 0.5 × 3 mm) with a distance of 10 mm were made along y and x direction, respectively, by indium deposition and annealed at about 420 °C in nitrogen atmosphere.

The RASSF9−/− mouse line showed rapid death at two weeks old, and the histological analysis revealed a severe defect of pulmonary alveoli occurrence, marked by deficient septation of saccules that results in reduced number of alveolar sacs whose size are however grossly enlarged, as well as significant thickening of alveolar epithelium (Figure S8).

In Fig. 6(b), the wavelength dependence of the directionality factor is modelled for photoreceptors whose size are d i=2.0 µm (black lines) and d i=2.5 µm (red lines).

We study the performance of the algorithm, by simulation, for fixed-sized bursts and bursts whose size is determined by M/Pareto distribution.

Nanotechnology deals with materials whose size is measured in billionths of a meter, which is roughly the size of molecules.

He is a huge guy, whose size is as imposing as the brooding melancholy that makes him a dangerous presence.

The properties of clusters whose size is between these extremes may be like either or like neither.

Nanotechnology deals with materials whose size is measured in nanometers, or billionths of a meter, which is the realm of molecules.

The Miami-Dade Police Departoent failed to spend any of the $200,000 it requested in 2007 to cut its DNA backlog, whose size was not reported to the federal government.

Little Bear, as Sage is known, is a man whose size is eclipsed by his smile, his kindness and his zest for life.