aperture

In the relationships between linear variables (shell aperature width versus shell length and shell breadth versus shell length), the comparison between males and females from the same sampling site did not show significant differences (t-test, P < 0.05).

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Then a small hole is drilled, which acts as a fixed aperature lens.

On the back side of the equipment rack, a conveyor belt driven by a stepper motor was used to deliver marbles to a feeder tube connected to the reinforcement aperature (clown's mouth).

An example of a Pb-free paste failure printed through a 0.010" aperature is shown in Figure 2.

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The "aperature" is an adjustable opening allowing a variation in the area of surface examined and the amount of light reaching the phototube.

Kanemasu (ed.) Measurement of stomatal aperature and diffusive resistance.

This article presents a method that corrects the pattern data by synthesizing the aperature distribution and reforming the far-field pattern with the phase error removed.

Here, the female could pass partially through the aperature (without the gate there) and sniff the area immediately outside the inner chamber.