Sentence examples for a function of hydration from inspiring English sources
Proton and deuterium spin lattice relaxation times (T1), spin spin relaxation times (T2), and rotating frame spin lattice relaxation times (T1ρ) and Fluorine T1 and T2 were measured as a function of hydration and temperature in hydrated Nafion.
Figure 8 shows the predicted strengths and the measured ones of the oilwell cement as a function of hydration time.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Bulk and pore solution conductivity at atmospheric conditions as a function of hydration time.
Dielectric response of hen egg white lysozyme is measured in the far infrared (5 65 cm−1, 0.15 1.95 THz, 0.6 8.1 meV) as a function of hydration.
However, the chemical composition of the pore water evolved with time as a function of hydration of the bentonite, which was affected in turn by the temperature and by the geochemical processes in the bentonite water system.
These changes in cell adhesion are explained by the limited mobility of the surface grafted polymer chains as a function of grafting, hydration, and temperature.
Glass-transition temperatures for three soft-contact-lens (SCL) materials are measured by modulated differential scanning calorimetry as a function of SCL hydration, as determined by thermogravimetric analysis.
The only site to show significant reduction in dipolar coupling as a function of fibril hydration is the C-terminal glycine (Gly8), for which the Hα line width decreased from 49 to 19 kHz, indicating increased mobility for this site relative to the rest of the chain.
The ratio of the effective charge density obtained from the membrane potential to the net charge density from pH titration was shown to be a function of degree of hydration (H).
On this basis, the relation between the electrical conductivity and capillary porosity of cement paste is fitted by GEM equation to deduce the relative conductivity of the solid phase, as a function of degree of hydration.
The temperature at which this transition occurs, Tt, is a function of the level of hydration, increasing for decreasing hydration.
