| 31. | Total path length was with a path width of.
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| 32. | The average path length depends on the system size but does not change drastically with it.
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| 33. | If the optical path length variations are more than a wavelength the image will contain fringes.
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| 34. | But weighted path lengths have an interesting property.
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| 35. | The tornado itself was estimated to have been wide and have had a path length of.
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| 36. | Path lengths up to 20m are commercially available.
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| 37. | The coefficient gives the number of secondary electrons produced by primary electron per unit path length.
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| 38. | The optical path length is constant between wavefronts.
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| 39. | Dividing the path length of a particle track by the time of travel gives the speed.
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| 40. | To see this, consider what Knuth calls the " weighted path length " of a tree.
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