The phrase "amount characteristics" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the characteristics related to a specific quantity or measurement, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The amount characteristics of the samples were analyzed to determine their quality."
Alternatives: "quantity attributes" or "measurement features".
This, in turn, causes the conductivity of the nanotubes to change, by an amount characteristic of each gas.It is here that the amines come into their own.
The amount and characteristics of spent fuel and HLW, 4 kinds of disposal canisters, the characteristics of a buffer with domestic Ca-bentonite, and the results of a thermal design of deposition holes and disposal tunnels are described.
For a perfectly targeting instrument, the difference in means would be 0; an absolute difference of >1.0 logits indicates significant mistargeting and occurs when the amount of characteristics in the sample is substantially higher or lower than the average level of the same characteristic targeted by the items [ 24].
Landscape disturbances, which alter the amount or characteristics of soil organic carbon, can have a small but significant impact on the DOC concentrations of boreal lakes, at least for several years after the disturbance.
Due to the waste amount and characteristics, the inactive composting plants should be operated and biomethanization facilities should be constructed for the biological degradation of Izmir green wastes which has a potential of producing 84,000 m3 d−1 of methane at the end of 2032.
We have determined not only variations in the concentrations of the gaseous products, but also the amount and characteristics of the solid carbon deposit, as a function of several parameters.
The amount and characteristics of effluent streams produced at seafood processing plants largely depend on the type of animals being processed, the parts of animals that are left over, and the amount of water added into the by-products as a result of animal handling and plant facility wash-down.
Although soil erosion and leaching can transfer a substantial portion of the annual terrestrial carbon (C) increment to aquatic systems, little is known about rapid changes in the amount and characteristics of soil organic C exported from mountainous watersheds during storm events.
This indicates that the amount and characteristics of the asphaltenes constituent in crude oils depend to a greater extent on the source of the crude (Speight 2004).
