Sentence examples for At cf from inspiring English sources

At CF concentrations above the percolation threshold concentration, addition of G promotes increases in conductivity and dynamic storage modulus in which the conductivity increases exponentially with increasing modulus.

At CF and LP, supplemental irrigation (∼6 mm) was applied prior to planting to ensure initial survival.

The first set of quantitative measurements was of the frequency-level response area to accurately confirm CF and threshold at CF for each response component.

E HF elastic modulus of hybrid FRP sheet; σ u_C_HF stress at CF rupture of hybrid FRP sheet; ε u_C_HF strain at CF rupture of hybrid FRP sheet; E GF * average stress increase of hybrid FRP sheet divided by strain increase after CF rupture; σ u_G_HF stress at GF rupture of hybrid FRP sheet; ε u_G_HF strain at GF rupture of hybrid FRP sheet.

For example, when the fiber roving properties of the first test program are considered and the carbon volume fraction is 18.4 %, the stress of f HF is calculated to be [ 0.184E CF  + 0.816E GF ) × ε HF ] at CF rupture, which is represented by Point C in Fig. 5a.

Manders and Bader (1981) reported that the increase in strain at CF rupture in sandwich laminated hybrids would be about 50%% of that of single CF, and Aveston and Sillwood (1976) also experimentally confirmed that the strain at CF rupture of hybrid carbon glass epoxy composites could be increased up to about 0.01.

Finally he made his pitch: "Juma then told the people they needed to be angry at CF [Coalition Force] and ANSF [Afghan National Security Forces] for causing this tragedy" and "invited everyone who wants to fight to join the fighters who traveled with him".

GluRδ2-particles were hardly found at CF-PC and interneuron (IN -PC synapses (FIN -PC).

When inputting the conformity-based (CF-based) adjacency matrix A CF with its diagonal elements replaced by 0, one arrives at CF-based network concepts (see Definition 6 in the Methods section).

The next 20 years were spent as a lecturer in his native city at CF Mott College of Education, the City of Liverpool College of Higher Education and Liverpool Polytechnic (now Liverpool John Moores University).

At current prices, calculates Roland Vetter, the chief analyst at CF Partners, Europe's largest carbon-trading firm, Drax could be getting £550m a year in subsidies for biomass after 2016 more than its 2012 pretax profit of £190m.With incentives like these, European firms are scouring the Earth for wood.