Sentence examples for width in which from inspiring English sources

But for reflections from boundaries between two materials, the inner one of which has a negative refractive index and the outer one a positive refractive index, the Goos-Hänchen effect instead narrows the width in which the light ray can bounce about.

Such strong potential can result in a narrower electron effective well width, in which no confined electron can escape from the well.

Fruit netting was scored by both netting density and netting width in which the same QTLs in LG 2, 4, 6, and 7 were identified for both traits.

The methods assume that the interface has a fixed width in which the incoming and outgoing components are distributed in a way that moves the interface while maintaining local equilibrium.

The aircraft had only about 1700 feet of width in which to make the 180-degree turn, but this distance was effectively reduced to 1300 feet by the 13 kn easterly winds that day.

Species of the genus Oncideres gnaw large egg niches (4 5 mm in width) in which oviposit [17], whereas cerambycid species that do not have the ability to gnaw egg niches, wander over the hosts probing the bark with the ovipositor for cracks and crevices in which they oviposit [30].

Figure 1a d shows the current-voltage curves of the Au/BTO/NSTO/In system measured at small biases between − 0.5 and 0.5 V after applying a pulse with different amplitudes and widths, in which Fig. 1a, b is measured after pulses in width of 100 ms with various amplitudes, while Fig. 1c, d is measured after pulses in amplitudes of + 8 and − 8 V with various widths, respectively.

Courier is a fixed-width font in which each character occupies an equal amount of horizontal space.

The narrow and less variable light rings on the dorsal side are therefore an expression of the minimum possible gap width in between which the outer and inner rings can form.

Assuming hindlimb proportions common to basal ornithischians [28] [34], a hip height of 1.2 m, and taking into account differences in foot posture, we estimate that limb abduction angle ranged between 22° at maximum gauge width (46 cm) and −9° at minimum gauge width (−4 cm), in which the feet stepped across the midline (Fig. 4B).

3-D architectures had been made by this method, the width of fiber in which is about 120 μm.