Sentence examples for width of the ribbon from inspiring English sources

When the density of triangular islands is high, the width of the ribbon would be smaller.

The stresses were measured for the contact and free surfaces of ribbons across the whole width of the ribbon.

N stands for the number of boron atoms in a unit cell of the ribbon and describes the width of the ribbon.

We consider the ribbons with widths in the range from N = 9 to N = 15 so that the maximum width of the ribbon is 21 Å.

Growth on nanoribbons produces one or more lines of QDs, depending on the width of the ribbon, on both the top and the bottom surfaces of the ribbon.

The 4-ZGNR, which has four zigzag carbon chains across the width of the ribbon, is tailored as shown in Fig. 1a, c.

The major difference between the structures of sepiolite and palygorskite is the width of the ribbons, which is greater in sepiolite than in palygorskite.

The thickness of the ribbons in the as-quenched sample varied from 25too 100 μm, the width of the ribbons was 1.5 mm.

Finally, the proposed correlation only requires a knowledge of the flow behaviour index of the fluid and of the geometrical parameters of the mixing systems (wall clearance, number of ribbons, pitch and width of the ribbons) and one characteristic parameter Kp of the mixing system which can be obtained from a single measurement of power for Newtonian liquids in the laminar regime.

These differences can be well appreciated comparing panel B and C in Figure 5, where the colour and width of the ribbons are directly proportional to the RMSF.

This stretch limit can likely be increased through a reduction of the widths of the ribbons.