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radiirad‧i‧i /ˈreɪdiaɪ/   - Ferry takes vo as including not only the Van der Waals' radii but also the volume associated with vibrational motion.
- High-speed ejected debris destroys everything within five or six crater radii of the point of impact.
- Imperfect, because the radii differ by about 60 metres.
- In this way, gas is continually being fed ever closer to the centre from larger radii.
- Such a model facilitates accurate predictions of the average change in charge radii for nuclei.
- The computer did most of the hard work and produced four circles with radii 4,781 4,647, 4,718 and 4,685 metres.
- The drawing technique of shared radii can be used to construct a variety of curvilinear shapes.
- The equatorial and polar radii have been measured by various means and correspond to some level above the cloud tops.
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