Sentence examples for both volume and surface from inspiring English sources

It is found that such a formulation exists for both volume and surface constrained networks.

The effect of a nanostructured architecture of a rubber-reinforced block copolymer PMMA on both volume and surface mechanical properties is studied.

All types of three-parameter equivalent shape models considered provided acceptable accuracy in predicting both volume and surface area, with the box models being generally more physical and realistic than the ellipsoid-based equivalent shape models for the type of rocks considered.

Overall, both volume and surface area decrease with increasing levels of strain for the three chain architectures.

Finally, structures were visualised in the AMIRA Viewer using both volume and surface renderings.

Our previous study on perceptual biases (Kahrimanovic et al., 2010) showed that for the comparison of differently shaped objects, participants used comparable strategies for both volume and surface area judgments.

Within most regions, cortical thickness showed linear decreases with age, whereas both cortical volume and surface area showed curvilinear trajectories.

If it finds cause for intervention, AES will give way to the RS which employs smart materials, controllers and actuators in order to perform required changes in the environmental factors, both spatial (volume and surface) and ambient (audio, visual, olfactory, and haptic), and induce a desirable spatial and/or psychological condition that is beneficial for the astronauts׳ comfort and well being.

There was evidence of both knee volume and surface area increasing linearly with animal bodyweight.

The changes induced in the texture of the prepared ACs as a result of H2SO4 activation do not seem to have a significant role in the adsorption of phenols (P, C, R, and HQ), although activation with sulfuric acid leads to a continuous increase in both micropore volume and surface area[42].

Both the volume and surface area of dead wood differed significantly between young and old stands, with an average total coniferous log volume of 21 m3 ha−1 in the old stands and four m3 ha−1 in the young (Wilcoxon signed rank test, p<0.001), and a surface area of 118.6 m2 ha−1 in the old stands and 17.2 m2 ha−1 in the young (Wilcoxon signed rank test, p = 0.002).