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channel width

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channel width [′chan·əl ‚width]
(geology)
The distance across a stream or channel as measured from bank to bank near bankful stage.
(nuclear physics)
The part of the total energy width of a nuclear energy level that corresponds to a particular mode of decay.
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Three spectral resolutions or channel widths are available (2.
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The dimensions of the sluice gate for the 2-D current are 20cm in width (equal to that of the channel width) and 1 cm in height, and for the 3-D current are 1Ocm in width (the channel width is 126cm) and 1 cm in height.
Numerical simulation and experimental investigation of 3-dimensional ... by Aram, Ehsan; Firoozabadi, Bahar / International Journal of Dynamics of Fluids
2 for the interface form under developed conditions, which are attained about one channel width from the entry at the prevailing low Reynolds number.
Approximate prediction of gas core geometry in gas assisted injection ... by Polynkin, A.; Pittman, J.F.T.; Sienz, J. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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