Sentence examples for width up from inspiring English sources

For very narrow leads the dwell time is inversely proportional to the lead width, up to the recombination time of Al, 1 ms at 0.2 K.

The results of the AFM measurements averaged along the imprinted strips (see Figure 3, bottom) indicate that the increase in the grooves width up to 500 to 600 nm results in the increase of the hump height up to the value of 45 to 50 nm.

ITP has been demonstrated to increase target concentration (and proportionately decrease target distribution width) up to 10-fold under ideal conditions, and to order 10-fold for the case of nucleic acids from complex biological samples.

The excess width of the Bayesian intervals increases as the ICC w decreases, going from 0.825-0.758 0.825-0.758yes width minus MLS width) up to 0.678-0.377 = 0.067 as ICC w goes from 0.99 down to 0.71.

The defects had a width up to about 1 millimetre.

Bending cracks at a load of 170.0 kN reached a width up to 1 mm.

There the river runs in a channel 2,000 to 4,000 feet wide, practically devoid of controlling structures; in parts the valley reaches widths up to six to nine miles, with the banks often 200 to 330 feet high.

We consider a wide range of temperature, nanoribbon widths up to 6 nm and the effect of moderate edge disorder.

Among all available results, a correlation between the corrosion current and the crack widths up to 0.3 mm can be established, however, no distinct trends are observed beyond that crack width.

The chloride ion diffusion was found to be much lower in the case of cracked concrete containing slag for all measured crack widths in Rodriguez and Hooton's study with almost same chloride diffusion for all crack widths up to 0.6 mm (see Fig. 13b).

From the plotted results of the three high concentrations (50 ppb) single LCM treatments shown in Fig. 2a, nutshells resulted in higher seal integrities at the two fracture widths (up to 2200 psi) compared to graphite (449 psi) and sized calcium carbonate (589 psi).