Sentence examples for width of the groove from inspiring English sources
The line width of the groove is defined by the full width at half maximum.
According to Ogino's report, the depth of the groove increased linearly, while the width of the groove was unchanged.
The width of the groove pattern hints that the incoming asteroid was at least 250 kilometers wide, the researchers report online today in Nature.
The distribution of scattering signals for light incident on the groove starts to change due to the diffraction as the opening width of the groove is close to the wavelength of monochromatic light.
That the bill sizes of two of the call types were smaller than predicted did not cause me to reject the hypothesis, in part because I was able to estimate the optimal width of the groove in the crossbill's palate that is used to secure seeds while they are husked; groove width influences seed handling time, whereas bill depth is related to providing access to seeds in the cones (Fig. 3).
The width of the groove allows the binding of multiple types of structures including loops (RCC1, Sir3), hairpins (LANA), extended conformations (HMGN2, CENP-C) but can also accommodate helical and β-strand secondary structure elements.
However, the very narrow width of the grooves, in the range of 3 nm, may compromise the device fabrication.
The corresponding depth and width of the grooves as a function of the number of scratches are given in Figure 4b.
The AFM images of the scratched grooves at different scratch speeds are given in Figure 3a, and the corresponding depth and width of the grooves as a function of scratch speed is shown in Figure 3b.
Asymmetrical tetracationic porphyrin with one phenyl-4-N-methyl-4-pyridyl group and three N-methyl-4-pyridyl groups exhibit the best G4-DNA binding affinities among all the designed compounds, suggesting that the bulk of the substituents should be matched to the width of the grooves they putatively lie in.
Haberlandt noticed that the glyphs of this text appear to have been incised with a sharpened bone, as evidenced by the shallowness and width of the grooves.
