Sentence examples for a conversion time from inspiring English sources
These conditions yielded an optimal concentration of the substrate lovastatin of 1 mg/mL, and a conversion time of 15 h.
An in situ spectroelectrochemical capillary slit cell based on honeycombed gold-LIGA structures with a response time below 100ms and a conversion time of 1.2 s is described.
EPR spectra were recorded under nonsaturating conditions using a microwave power of 2 mW, a modulation frequency of 100 kHz, a modulation amplitude of 1 mT, a conversion time of 41 ms, a time constant of 41 ms, and 2048 points.
The calculations indicate that a higher Nusselt number results in a lower temperature rise of the particle and a lower conversion time.
You can change your encoder settings for higher quality-which will result in a longer conversion time, or lower quality which will result in a quicker conversion time.
Of the different methods, which interface capacitive sensors, a charge-balancing technique is used here to demonstrate a power-efficient way to remove the offset, while maintaining high resolution and a short conversion time.
It has a programmable conversion relative error of 1÷0.001 %, a non-redundant conversion time and a frequency range from 0.03 Hz up to 7.5 MHz without prescaling.
EPR spectra were recorded under nonsaturating conditions using a 0.2 mW microwave power, a 100 kHz modulation frequency, a 1 mT modulation amplitude, and a 21 ms conversion time and time constant.
Later, the work of Kennis et al. demonstrated a nanosecond scale ground-state return of the proton following ESPT (i.e., from the so-called "I state" to the A state); however, this does not directly report on the A- to B-state conversion time scale.
Simultaneously, the increase of specific surface caused by particle fragmentation causes an increase in the conversion rate, and a smaller total conversion time.
The redundancy in sub-binary capacitors array provides ways to correct the dynamic errors in conversion procedure with a smaller overall conversion time.
