Sentence examples for basis of a volume from inspiring English sources
But in a crowded market, selling features like resistance to the elements and new, more powerful designs have emerged to make standing out largely on the basis of a volume control gimmick a little more difficult, once you're at or near price parity.
As the organic phase fraction is increased, the interfacial area expressed on the basis of a unit volume of dispersion or aqueous phase, first increases, passes through a maximum and then decreases.
SUV is a measurement of the uptake in a tumour normalized on the basis of a distribution volume.
SUV is a measurement of the uptake in a tumour normalised on the basis of a distribution volume.
The concentration dependency of the diffusivities of monomers in host polymer is taken into account on the basis of a modified free volume theory together with a generalized Flory–Huggins theory for a three-component polymer solution.
Appropriate formulations are developed to allow for the atomistic-based continuum modeling of nano-reinforced structural adhesives on the basis of a nanoscale representative volume element that accounts for the nonlinear behavior of its constituents; namely, the reinforcing carbon nanotube, the surrounding adhesive and their interface.
Since the effects of (simultaneous) NO donors and inhibitors are not easy to anticipate, these agents should be carefully titrated and used only on the basis of an adequate intravascular volume status to prevent them from contributing to hemodynamic collapse as well as excessive ischemia-promoting vasoconstriction.
Thus, in order to perform correctly, participants had to compare objects on the basis of a variable other than mass or volume.
This study presents the implementation of an interface sharpening scheme on the basis of the Volume of Fluid (VOF) method, as well as its application in a number of theoretical and real cases usually modelled in literature.
On the basis of this volume, Dedekind (1897) composed an elegant modern abstract presentation of lattices (which he called Dualgruppen); in this paper he presented a five-element counter-example to Peirce's claim of the distributive law.
