radial direction
collocation in Englishmeaningsofradialanddirection
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radial
adjective
uk/ˈreɪ.di.əl/us/ˈreɪ.di.əl/
spreading out from a ...
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direction
noun
uk/daɪˈrek.ʃən/us/dɪˈrek.ʃən/
the position towards which someone or something moves ...
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(Definition ofradialanddirectionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Clearly, the turbulent cells are almost isotropic and not particularly elongated in theradialdirection.
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Similarly, if stresses are more compressive in theradialdirection, with < 0, the radial movement of live cells is dominant.
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Under the one-dimensional hypothesis, the electron only moves alongradialdirection, so it can only be absorbed by the anode.
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If a homogeneous current density is achieved inside the channel, the magnetic field strength will rise linearly in aradialdirection.
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Inside the swirling air, there exists a pressure gradient, leading to increasing air static pressure in the positiveradialdirection.
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Since the flow is inhomogeneous in theradialdirection, radial spectra cannot be calculated.
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The thickness within each ring varies linearly in theradialdirection.
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We studied the variation of laser beam intensity with distance along the laser beam propagation direction andradialdirection.
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Owing to this the temperature is uniform in theradialdirectionand has high gradients in the longitudinal direction.
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However, it is clear from the other estimates of resolution discussed earlier that theradialdirectionis the best resolved.
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All other modes oscillate in theradialdirection, and diffusion leads to their damping.
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Therefore, if the target survives the deviatoric stresses generated by the pressure gradient inradialdirection, it will also survive those generated in longitudinal direction.
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To determine the time dependence of theradialdirectionbias, the 500-ms stimulus interval was divided into ten nonoverlapping 50-ms subintervals.
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The white channel indicates the presence of a positively charged region around the laser axis, where the electric field points outwards, along theradialdirection.
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The radiated waves propagate in theradialdirectionand their amplitudes decay as r-f as r becomes large.
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Entrainment towards the disk surface was prescribed by requiring the mass increment in theradialdirectionto be balanced with axial entrainment.
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It is interesting to note that the velocity distribution along theradialdirectionfrom the turbulent model is smoother than that of the laminar one.
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The temperature of the target material is increasing and therefore, a pressure gradient in theradialdirectionis induced.
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