Sentence examples for by using the conversion from inspiring English sources
By using the conversion factor from Hunter et al (2013), a residential cumulative radon exposure of 100 Bq m−3 over 30 years assuming 7000 h per year spent in homes corresponds to 13.2 WLM.
Fluoferrite conversion coating has been studied for the corrosion protection of carbon steel by using the conversion solution mainly containing potassium fluoride, ammonium persulfate and other compositions.
Tilting vectors can be obtained from these particle orbits by using the conversion value given above.
Aristotle implicitly recognized that by using the conversion rules on the conclusions we obtain eight further syllogisms (An.
Hence, the stability of linear fractional differential systems with order has also been considered by using the conversion methods and transfer function [8, 10].
One reason is that by using the conversion option to change the time pattern of when you recognize taxable income, you can change not only what money gets hit by what tax rates, but also the tax rates themselves.
A very detailed Monte Carlo geometry model of IFMIF TTC based on the modular TTC concept was prepared directly from a CAD model by using the McCad conversion software which has been developed at KIT.
The proof-of-concept for enzymatic electrosynthesis with simultaneous energy production has been demonstrated by using the regioselective conversion of D-sorbitol to D-fructose by D-sorbitol dehydrogenase as a model reaction.
A horizontal seepage examination device is used for detecting the water diffusivity by using the Boltzmann conversion method of Bruce and Klute (1956).
33 34 35 We normalized the pre-fortification folate concentration data to the microbiological assay in the original manuscript 33; we then converted them by using the same conversion equation to approximate a match to the Daly et al data.
Current (in amperes) was integrated over time and converted to electrons recovered by using the following conversions: 1 C = 1 A × 1 s, 1 C = 6.24 × 10 electrons, and 1 mol = 6.02 × 10 electrons (Faraday's constant is 96,485 C/mol).
