Sentence examples for width of the isolated from inspiring English sources

Figure 4a depicts sample coupled ESWs and isolated ESWs, wherein the interval between the two spiked pulses marked by the dashed ellipse is considerably smaller than the pulse width of the isolated ESW pulse.

The length and width of the isolated L1 were within the reference range given for A. falciformis (Table 2).

Movement zones in block caving mines may therefore not interact at draw-point spacings greater than the width of the isolated movement zone.

If the width of the isolated coal pillar is not large enough, the shallow coal seam will be damaged at first, and then the high abutment pressure will be transferred to the deep coal seam, which may cause an overall burst-instability accident.

Narrowing the isolation width below these values lead to a serious depletion of the isolated ions and, thus, a much smaller number of fragments detected.

Electron spectroscopic imaging yielded carbon concentration profiles across the width of isolated crystals.

If the removal of longitudinally distributed non-crystalline regions is the explanation for the increase in LFD observed during hydrolysis, this would suggest that the actual fibril width of isolated wood-based cellulose I is 5 to 6 nm, rather than the 3 to 4 nm normally quoted.

However, the core domain retains a significant degree of independent mobility within talin 2294 2541, as indicated by the relatively modest increase in line widths of the NMR resonances relative to the isolated five-helix bundle.

This approach can be adopted to design widths of gobs and isolated coal pillars and to evaluate whether an existing isolated coal pillar is recoverable in skip-mining mines.

It is well recognized that the isolated chromatins from chicken erythrocyte nuclei present a fiberic form in width of ~30 nm (Scheffer et al. 2011).

In Meniere disease, an endolymphatic hydrops with saccular abnormality was present in 84% of the cases, an elongated saccule (height > 1.60 mm) in 86% of the cases, an increased saccular width (>1.40 mm) in 44% of the cases (isolated in 4%), a missing saccule in 8% of the cases.