The phrase "aerial density" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or telecommunications, often referring to the mass or amount of something per unit area in an aerial or atmospheric context.
Example: "The aerial density of the material was measured to determine its suitability for the project."
Alternatives: "areal density" or "surface density".
Aerial density was determined according to ASTM D-1059 and was obtained by dividing the weight of test sample with the area of the sample.
These higher density Seagate drives will likely also sport higher aerial density per platter and larger cache sizes for faster access times, though still much slower than solid state solutions.
Water absorption through the inter fibre and inter yarn channels is dependent on fabric's bulk properties particularly, fabric thickness, aerial density and porosity which govern the weight of water initially absorbed and held by fabrics (Behera et al. 1997).
The observed aerial densities were far too sparse for the insects to have maintained the alignments by visual reference to one another [5], and so the orientation patterns must have been due to individual responses to some environmental cue or cues.
Characterization of pitch and roll motions of the slider in the hard disk gimbal system is important to achieve higher aerial recording densities.
An HBM describing crop colonization by winged aphids was fitted to a large dataset of field observations issued from a long term survey at a wide scale of both aerial and field densities of the bird cherry-oat aphid Rhopalosiphum padi.
We conclude that the choice of strategic parameters in aerial baiting campaigns (bait density, flight line spacing) and the ecological background conditions (population density or spatial habitat use by the target individual) explain a part of the saturation phenomenon observed in vaccination programmes for the achieved population immunity.
Arabidopsis plants produce stomata, the cellular valves required for gas exchange, in virtually all aerial organs, but stomatal density and distribution differ among organs and along organ axes.
Chromium toxicity was observed at Cr III) concentrations ≥ 0.12 mmol L−1 as demonstrated by diminished growth of the aerial parts and reduced density of the root system.
The plant species composition of remnant patches was sampled and classified using TWINSPAN, and sward structure described in terms of basal cover, sward height, sward density, and aerial cover.
More important, he explains, the myth ignores Tel Aviv's ties to its parent city, Jaffa, an ancient port which at the time of Tel Aviv's birth was Palestine's modern hub, complete with cinemas and printing houses, and whose density on aerial photographs literally coloured the city black.Mr Rotbard chips away at the façade of his birthplace.
