Sentence examples for a conversion coefficient of from inspiring English sources

In a next step timber dry matter is converted into carbon applying a conversion coefficient of 0.5, which is the default value according to IPCC definitions [11].

Gravity data was calculated from measured output voltages with a conversion coefficient of −56.082 [µgal/V] (Tamura et al., 2005), and divided into tidal, barometric, trend and irregular components by using the BAYTAP-G software package (Tamura et al., 1991).

In calculating the energy expenditure from, a conversion coefficient of 20.1 kJ L−1 was used (Schmidt-Nielsen, 1997).

In a next step timber dry matter is converted into carbon applying a conversion coefficient of 0.5, which is the default value according to IPCC definitions [ 11].

Saccharose concentration was calculated as the difference between total sugars and reducing sugars (taking into consideration a conversion coefficient of 0.95).

The photosynthetically active photon flux density (Ia, mol quanta m−2 s−1) was obtained from global irradiance (Ig, W m−2) using a conversion coefficient of 4.57 × 10−6 mol J−1 (Thimijan and Heins 1983).

The effective dose was derived from the product of the DLP and a conversion coefficient (k = 0.017 mSv.mGy-1 cm-1) [8].

The relationship between them can be described as Eq. (2), of which the factor 3 for the compression duty refers to the conversion coefficient of electric energy transferring into thermal energy [25].

The conversion coefficient between water pressure and output voltage of the pressure sensor used until April 2006 was re-estimated by verification of the conversion coefficient of the water pressure sensor in the borehole, and then, the water pressure data from 2000 to 2006 were recomputed by using the conversion coefficient.

Combined with the known conversion coefficient of delay and distance, the estimated delay between the landmark and the common router, and the landmark's location, the distance constraint of a common router can be obtained, and this con constraint will larger or smaller than the distance between the landmark and the common router.

Taking the sample points as the landmark's location, combined with conversion coefficient of delay and distance, and delay between the nearest common router and landmark, the distance constraint from the landmark to the router can be calculated, as well as a possible location of the router.