Sentence examples for both the total mass from inspiring English sources

This work is concerned with the theoretical calculation of both the total mass attenuation coefficients for gamma rays and the effective removal cross-sections (ΣR) for fast neutrons.

Having in mind that the only change between the models C1 and C2 was redistribution of the relatively small flux (1.33% of RuBP synthesis) and slight difference in the PGA sink (1.1%, values after 3 hours of the simulation), the ratios of both the total mass production and sum of sinks show dynamic changes for several hours of the simulation, see Figure 7.

Nutrient concentration within sediments was inversely related to median particle size, but the total mass of nutrients trapped was dependent on the total mass of sediment trapped.

The electro-optical properties of the electrodes have been studied and optimized using an experimental design strategy, concluding that both properties depend on the total mass of SWCNT transferred to the support.

Incubation of BSA-GNRs with BHK-21 and B16 cells for 24 h resulted in their accumulation in both cell lines; however, the total mass of BSA-GNRs was evidently smaller than that of PEI-GNRs in the same cells.

where Icons is the (constant) current, m is the total mass of both carbon electrodes, and dV/dt was calculated from the slope of the discharge curve over the voltage window.

It must also be noted that magnetic-moment values are given per unit of total mass (emu/g), that is, considering the total mass of both magnetite and capping agent (lysine).

Zero-field-cooled and field-cooled (500 Oe) curves were measured from 5 to 315 K. Magnetic-moment values are given per unit of total mass (emu/g), that is, considering the total mass of both magnetite and capping agent (lysine).

Through the optimization, both the refrigerating capacity and the total mass of the system can satisfy requirement of this refrigerated truck.

We analyzed harvested seed mass, harvested seed number and the total mass of seeds in relation to both sown seed mass and harvested seed mass.

Because matter is not created or destroyed in a chemical reaction, the total mass of reactants is the same as the total mass of products.