The phrase "average volume diameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, particularly in fields like science, engineering, or statistics where the size of an object is being described.
Example: "The average volume diameter of the particles in the sample was measured to determine their distribution."
Alternatives: "mean volume diameter" or "typical volume diameter".
The instrument was set to measure the sample three times at a rate of 3,000 snaps (or counts) per second, and the average volume mean diameter was obtained.
Similarly, some in vivo studies suggested no net change in the average volume or diameter of the spines from young or adult mice [50], [51].
The results of the MANOVA analysis are compared with those obtained using ordinary ANOVA on the average volume, the volume mode diameter and the number mode diameter.
Figure 3c shows how the normalized product of the relative Mn amount from EDS and the average volume of NCs from the diameter analysis, which is indicative of how the average number of Mn dopants per NC, change over time.
Average volume of tree (Chir pine) was calculated using local volume table based on diameter.
Average diameter, volume fraction, thermal conductivity of nanoparticles and temperature as well as some appropriated numbers for both nanoparticle and base fluid are chosen as input variables of the network, whereas the corresponding value of (knf/kf) is selected as its target.
It was found that the BET surface area, pore volume, average pore diameter, and bulk density of the CNS were 395 m2/g, 0.4732 cm3/g, 5.89 nm, and 0.415 g/cm3, respectively.
The volume average pore diameter is controlled from 1.5 to 88 μm as measured by mercury intrusion porosimetry.
A design space (DS) was built based on volume average granule diameter between 90 and 200 μm and the granule yield larger than 75% with a failure probability analysis using Monte Carlo simulations.
Two simple new formulas are derived, respectively for relating the number averaged surface to surface or center to center interparticle distances between impenetrable particles with average particle diameter, volume fraction of particles, particle spatial distribution parameter and dimensional number.
