Sentence examples for change of density from inspiring English sources

Basic probability: probability space, random variables, expectation of functions, change of density.

And the compressive strength is evaluated by the change of density.

Introducing a new measurand, namely the rate of change of density in line-of-sight, can be of great interest for people working on thermoacoustics and combustion noise.

Austausch coefficient, also called exchange coefficient, eddy coefficient, or eddy diffusivity, in fluid mechanics, particularly in its applications to meteorology and oceanography, the proportionality between the rate of transport of a component of a turbulent fluid and the rate of change of density of the component.

We show that T factors through Xp if and only if there is a change of density of Lp so that the induced operator ˜T satisfies an upper-ℓp⊕ℓ2-tree estimate.

In this case, it follows from equation (120) that the change of density accompanying any small change in pressure, dp, is such that This makes it possible to integrate the right-hand side of equation (131), and one thereby arrives at a version of Bernoulli's law for a steady compressible flow of gases which states that is constant along a streamline.

These data will help investigate large-scale fluctuations in the plasmasphere as well as changes of density and temperature profile in the inner magnetosphere during magnetic storms.

Available aerocapture "corridor width" (allowable range of atmospheric entry angle) also depends on height rate of change of atmospheric density, as characterized by density scale height.

Modification of the matrix causes an increase of bulk density of the membranes; however, no change of particle density has been found.

Equation 4 describes the rate of change of bacterial density of resistant bacteria in the HFIM, including terms that describe the theoretical maximal bacterial density (equation 4a) and piperacillin concentration in the effect compartment associated suppression of growth (equation 4b).

Badoux, S. et al. Change of carrier density at the pseudogap critical point of a cuprate superconductor.