The phrase "with radius of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing the size or dimensions of a circle or sphere. Example: The circular pool had a diameter of 20 feet, with a radius of 10 feet.
The power-law index with radius of disk reflection emissivity.
We considered silica with radius of 10 nm and silver with radius of 16 nm as core and shell, respectively.
Therefore, protection zones with radius of 57.16 km and buffer zones with radius of 96 km was designed.
The double ring resonator with radius of 1.65 μm is designed and simulated using 2D FDTD.
I want to simulate intracellular K+ depletion by outward K+ current in a semi-sphere space with radius of 1 uM and volume of 2.1 um3.
Each individual lens is spherical with radius of curvature equal to the inner radius of the capillary.
The reactivity swing is around 3% when each fuel pebble contains only 9 BPPs with radius of 840 μm.
The panels show (a) computed input spectrum, (b) a MARX output of LETG spectrum of a point source, (c) the same as (b) except that the source is a disc of uniform brightness with radius of 4", and (d) the same but with radius of 8".
The SRO is configured in a compact four mirror ring cavity with two plano-concave mirrors, M1-M2, with radius of curvature, r = 100 mm and two plane mirrors, M3-M4.
Racetrack resonator with radius of 100 μm and a coupling length of 70 μm is optically characterized for the volume detection of different concentrations of glucose.
The resonator consists of a track pattern ring channel waveguides with radius of 2 cm, two input/output directional couplers and one ring resonator coupler.
