Sentence examples for as a function of interaction from inspiring English sources
The collision efficiency factor is estimated as a function of interaction forces between polymer coated particles.
Each response (Yi) was assessed as a function of interaction effects of modified starch (x1), WPI (x2), soursop flavor oil (x3) and deionized water (x4).
The reaction also changed the wetting behaviour of the TiAl on the TiAlO face coat with the contact angle decreasing as a function of interaction time.
We mapped out the superfluid regime as a function of interaction strength and population imbalance and characterized the quantum phase transition to the normal state, known as the Pauli limit of superfluidity.
This is implicitly understood from the SEM/EDX analysis, which shows the atomic percent of gold and silicon as a function of interaction time in the fibrous aggregate structure.
The peak is sharp and symmetrical in shape signifying the formation of mono dispersed AgNPs [33]. Figure 2a represents the UV Vis spectra of synthesized AgNPs as a function of interaction time.
Since COPI subunits are soluble proteins that transiently cycle between vesicle membrane bound and unbound forms as a function of interactions with Arf proteins [29], [30], the observed differential abundance of COPI subunits in the two midgut microsomal fractions suggests that they could be associated with RER whorls.
The softening and resolidification temperatures of blends can be expressed as a function of an "interaction parameter" which quantifies the fusion/solidification-retardant/accelerant effect induced by interactions between blend components.
The possible photocatalytic degradation mechanism was considered as a function of the interaction between boehmite and the small SnO2 particles.
The simulation is using this model to accurately estimate the natural frequency of these slender structures, as a function of the interaction of the foundations with the subsoil.
The results of these investigations enable the identification of three modes of failure as a function of the interaction between the shear-head and surrounding concrete.
