The phrase "a function of dissipation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field discussing energy loss or dispersion.
Example: "The efficiency of the system is a function of dissipation, which affects its overall performance."
Alternatives: "a result of dissipation" or "an effect of dissipation".
The random noise strength is expressed as a function of the dissipation strength and temperature T via the fluctuation dissipation relation [28], {sigma_{ij}}^2=2{gamma}_{ij}{k}_{mathrm{b}}T (2).
Sf-9 insect cells in suspension show an increase in intracellular calcium concentration as a function of local energy dissipation rate in two fluid systems.
The experimental results of Sauter mean diameter and gas hold-up are correlated as a function of the power dissipation and superficial gas velocity, in order to allow for comparisons with published correlations for the mass transfer coefficient.
Typical results for product and dsDNA release after treatment in the RDD are shown as a function of maximum energy dissipation rate (ϵmax) in Figure 2A.
Fig. 6 Total energy dissipation U dissipation as a function of contact radius a. Linearity between U dissipation and a is observed in the unloading process (receding contact) Fig. 7 Gradient of total energy dissipation f as a function of contact radius a.
Fig. 6 Wall-plug efficiency as a function of the electrical power dissipation for the 2-mm-long HR and AR-coated DFB-QCL.
Fig. 5 Wall-plug efficiency as a function of the electrical power dissipation for the 1-mm-long PHR and HR-coated DFB QCL.
The maximum temperature, that of the fuel-consumption zone, is calculated as a function of the rate of scalar dissipation at the stoichiometric mixture fraction, and extinction conditions are identified from the maximum of this scalar dissipation on the resulting C-shaped curve.
Pile driven into various types of soils, specifically in clay, experience an increase in capacity as a function of time mainly due to dissipation of excess pore water pressure generated around the pile during pile driving, and reconsolidation and aging of the disturbed soil near the piles.
The results show that while the dissipation is a function of the curvature the specific damping capacity is almost constant.
