Sentence examples for a direct determination of from inspiring English sources
However, if one determines both Rs and S, this permits a direct determination of molecular weight, which cannot be deduced from either one alone.
In 1995, when Earth passed through the ring plane, the edge-on viewing geometry permitted a direct determination of the ring thickness and a precise measurement of the rate of precession of Saturn's rotational axis.
Good agreement between simulated temperature evolutions and measurements were obtained, allowing a direct determination of the incident ion flux.
For the first time (to the best of our knowledge), our experiments allow a direct determination of knot size under load.
A new voltammetric method for a direct determination of gold nanoparticles, based on adsorption and electrochemical detection of colloidal gold, is described.
Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) is investigated for a direct determination of the inclusion rate of PTFE, independently of the depth in the coating.
A direct determination method of acoustical impedance of a linear-viscoelastic thin layer on a thick elastic substrate is proposed without the prior knowledge of other layer parameters.
Considering long mission duration (at least 1 year is planned) this would allow for the first time a precise direct determination of the low-degree tidal Love numbers of the Moon and, in combination with high precision SEST, would provide an experimental basis to study relativistic effects such as the periselenium advance in the Earth Moon system.
A comparison with direct determination of total hydrocarbon concentration (23 kg per cubic meter of terrain) is provided.
A method for direct determination of hydrogen adsorption on large surface area electrodes or on electro-conductive powders in electrolyte solutions, at any given potential, is proposed.
The potential for adopting the relatively simple-to-conduct edge bearing test as a surrogate for direct determination of the critical transverse material properties is investigated.
