Sentence examples for a function of bulk from inspiring English sources

This variation in thermal properties as a function of bulk density is performed linearly.

Jet drop concentration was measured as a function of: bulk particle concentration, bulk ionic strength, and depth of bubble release.

The film was characterized by electron back scatter diffraction and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, providing the core level shifts as a function of bulk composition and bulk structure.

Statistical models were used to predict grain yield as a function of bulk density, penetration resistance, soil moisture content, contact pressure, and number of tractor traffic passes.

The solidification velocity of Ni Cu alloys was measured as a function of bulk undercooling using high-speed thermal imaging of electromagnetically levitated samples.

The onset of HDN as a function of bulk hydrogen concentration and temperature is quantitatively predicted and is consistent with nano-indentation experiments on hydrogen loaded samples.

Thus knowing their distribution as a function of mass, orbital radius, and bulk composition can help constrain the possible number of habitable worlds.

The surface excess and surface volume fraction of the deuteriopolymer and the adsorption isotherm (surface excess at a function of equilibrium bulk volume fraction) have been compared to the predictions of a self-consistent field theory.

P-wave velocity is a function of the bulk modulus so that the bulk modulus should also be grouped by the similarity of pore geometry and pore structure.

This reaction was found to be mass transfer controlled at low agitation speeds, and it was therefore possible to determine the external mass transfer coefficient as a function of the bulk agitation speed.

The dependence of Ca2+ ion distributions as a function of the bulk concentration in trans is shown in Figure 2 c, for trans bulk concentrations ranging from 10 mM to 3 M. Next, we experimentally measured the apparent binding constants of dye-Ca2+ complexes for three different concentration of the chelator molecule (EGTA): 10, 50, and 100 mM (see Figure S2 in Supporting Information).