Sentence examples for a reduction factor of from inspiring English sources

Measured in millimetres in the late 1940s, the dimensions of a typical transistor in the early 2010s were more commonly expressed in tens of nanometres (a nanometre being one-billionth of a metre)—a reduction factor of over 100,000.

A reduction factor of 10 20 in the total AC power is obtained.

Measured in millimetres in the late 1940s, the dimensions of a typical transistor are typically about 10 nanometres, a reduction factor of over 100,000.

According to the continuum damage mechanics, damage is represented by a reduction factor of the element bending stiffness.

In particular, the need for a reduction factor of 0.9 on the capacity of grade C450 connections, imposed by both the CIDECT rules and the Eurocode, is evaluated.

From the fatigue data, total strain range versus number of cycles to failure curves are plotted and used to derive fatigue design curves, using a reduction factor of 2 on strain and a reduction factor of 20 on number of cycles to failure.

A reduction factor ϕ of 0.75 was used in the computation of all the theoretical concrete shear capacities.

As a result of calculation of k m by Eq. (5), a bond reduction factor of a beam retrofitted using external bonding method was 0.5, and accordingly, the strength of a retrofitted member was calculated at 126.5 kN.

Consequently, it is desirable to calculate a reduction factor considering a mechanism of fracture of anchorage.

For the design of FRP-confined RC columns, a resistance reduction factor of 0.85 for the ACI 440 guideline and a partial safety factor of 1.45 for the fib bulletin 14 are suggested.

Sagir et al. (2014c, d) conducted pure CO2 injection after surfactant solution flooding to mimic FAWAG with a new CO2-soluble surfactant using Berea cores, during which a mobility reduction factor of 3.1 was achieved.