Sentence examples for characterization capacity from inspiring English sources

High-resolution solution-state NMR spectroscopy was applied to the size fractions in order to evaluate the enhanced characterization capacity of NMR due to the size simplification provided by HPSEC separation.

A laboratory program was conducted by geotechnical characterization, bearing capacity and repeated load triaxial tests.

The electrochemical characterization showing capacity and efficiency along with materials cyclability of the three made battery pouches are presented in Figures 5,6 and7.

The OpenAirInterface can also be used to perform channel measurements which can be used for channel characterization and capacity analysis [2].

After developing separate lists of critical information needs in the breakout groups, the participants produced the following consensus priority list: a) extensive physicochemical characterization; b) capacity for macromolecular perturbation; c) potential for unintended carriage of toxic molecules; d) translocation; e ) agglomeration state; f ) and chemical composition.

This represents perhaps the simplest channel with synchronization errors but a characterization of its capacity remains an open question.

CO2 uptake capacity characterization showed that ethylenediamine intercalated FG achieved a high CO2 uptake density of 18.0 CO2 molecules per nm2 at 0 °C and 1.1 bars, and high adsorption heat, up to 46.1 kJ mol−1 at zero coverage.

Through the measurement of surface morphology and surface structure, as well as the electrochemical and spectral characterization, the charge capacity of NiOx with the optimized Ta2O5 film increases by 38% compared with the pure NiOx film.

Characterization by electrochemical capacity measurements with CV, together with catalytic activity tests for hydrogen peroxide decomposition, reveal that the exchange current is directly proportional to the catalytic activity for hydrogen peroxide decomposition.

Combining this with the above characterization of the capacity region and the fact that for completes the argument.

4. S. Mansson, J Wolber, B Driehuys et al., Characterization of diffusing capacity and perfusion of the rat lung in a lipopolysaccaride disease model using hyperpolarized 129Xe, Magn.