Sentence examples for bulk modulus of a from inspiring English sources

According to this equation, the bulk modulus of a saturated sedimentary rock is given as.

Finally, the exact solutions are used to estimate the effective bulk modulus of a material containing a dispersion of hollow or solid spherical inclusions with graded interphase zone.

It is found that under a pure hydrostatic loading, the bulk modulus of a microstretch material is not the same as the one in the corresponding classical material.

This is an extension of work done by Lombardo and Ding [Lombardo N, Ding Y. Effect of inhomogeneous interphase on the bulk modulus of a composite containing spherical inclusions.

Propagation of acoustic waves including sound waves in the audio frequency range is controlled by the mass density and the bulk modulus of a material through acoustic wave equation nabla^{2} P - frac{rho }{B}frac{{partial^{2} P}}{{partial t^{2} }} = 0 (1)where P is the pressure and (rho,B) are the mass density and bulk modulus of materials, respectively.

The potential parameters were determined by fitting to experimental data on the dilute heat of solution of hydrogen in body-centered cubic (bcc) and face-centered cubic (fcc) Fe, the vacancy hydrogen binding energy in bcc Fe, and to a first-principles calculation for the lattice parameter and bulk modulus of a hypothetical NaCl-type FeH.

Generally, the bulk modulus of an early transition metal (TM) containing carbide is higher than that of a late TM containing one.

The flexibility of plant tissues, as characterized by bulk modulus of elasticity, is an important component of plant water relations (Steudle et al. 1977; Joly and Zaerr 1987).

Fitting of a Birch Murnaghan third-order equation of state 9 gives a bulk modulus of 7.5 7) GPa indicating that the material is "soft" for a crystalline material but not atypical for a organometallic complex.

The bulk modulus of the reloading branch of a given composition depends almost linearly on the pressure magnitude.

Thorium is a soft metal, having a bulk modulus of 54 GPa, comparable to those of tin and scandium.