radius|radii|radiuses in English

noun

[ra·di·us || 'reɪdɪəs]

straight line drawn from the center of a circle to the circumference; one of the bones of the forearm

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1. Actinost and ring radii of each ring group showed a direct one‐to‐one relationship, with ring radius increasing in tandem with Actinost radius

2. Actinost and ring radii of each ring group showed a direct one-to-one relationship, with ring radius increasing in andem wt ith Actinost radius

3. Advanced Radii Each Radius will add an extra round of Alce on top of the others (up to 4) Drag to zero to

4. Bedsites were sampled using the bedsite as the center of 4 radii, each radius being placed along the slope and perpendicular to the slope

5. The radian is the angle between two radii of a circle which cut off on the circumference an arc equal in length to the radius.

6. THE RADIAN IS THE PLANE ANGLE BETWEEN TWO RADII WHICH , ON THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF A CIRCLE , CUT AN ARC EQUAL IN LENGTH TO THE RADIUS .

7. The radian is the plane angle between two radii which, on the circumference of a circle, cut an arc equal in length to the radius.

8. Makes the Valence Radii-Accentuator and the Atomic-Valence Tri-Radii-Oscillator wearable over helmets

9. Smaller objects have smaller Schwarzschild radii.

10. Bigger objects have bigger Schwarzschild radii.

11. Major radius

12. Hole radius

13. Blur radius

14. Covalent Radius

15. Bond Radius

16. Atomic Radius

17. The Annulus has a given inner radius and outer radius

18. The radius may not be smaller than the hole radius

19. Imperfect, because the radii differ by about 60 metres.

20. CARY(Radius; Angle

21. Minor radius (z

22. CARX(Radius; Angle

23. Major radius (z

24. Transitions or radii that are sharper than original design.

25. Major radius (x