Sentence examples for by multiplying the mass from inspiring English sources

Now, weight and mass are linked in the following way: the weight is obtained by multiplying the mass by the value of the gravitational acceleration.

The weight of a body, which is usually of more practical interest than its mass, can be obtained by multiplying the mass by the acceleration of gravity.

The moment of inertia (I), however, is always specified with respect to that axis and is defined as the sum of the products obtained by multiplying the mass of each particle of matter in a given body by the square of its distance from the axis.

Total carbon density, the sum of above-vegetation, fine roots, and soil organic carbon on an area basis was obtained by multiplying the mass of each component by its corresponding weight-basis concentration in each plot.

The emissions reductions are calculated based on the volumes of wood utilized and manufactured into finished products by multiplying the mass C in wood (expressed as t C) with the underlying substitution factors.

The biomass of understory vegetation and litter was calculated by multiplying the mass of a fresh sample measured in the field by the ratio of sub-sample dry mass to sub-sample fresh mass.

In both frames, the epicardial border and left ventricular cavity were outlined and left ventricular mass was obtained by multiplying the volume by the specific gravity of myocardial tissue (1.05 g/cm).

Total seed mass per plot was calculated by multiplying the average mass of seeds per seed head harvested within the plot by the total number of seed heads within the plot.

From the size distribution parameters provided in Table 2, the biologically relevant lung deposited dose was calculated by multiplying the aerosol mass concentration by the inhaled air volume (1.8 l/h) and the lung-deposited particle fraction (at the MMD) provided by Nadithe et al. [ 31].

The weight of forage biomass expressed in g/1 m2 was then converted to kilogrammes per hectare basis by multiplying the obtained mass by a factor of 10.

We estimated PCE exposure during the prenatal period by multiplying the annual mass of PCE that entered the subject's residence during their birth year by 9/12.