Sentence examples for chemical length from inspiring English sources

Percolation parameters including correlation length (average number of connected nodes between superior and inferior surfaces), chemical length (minimum number of connected nodes between surfaces), and backbone mass (strut number) were measured.

The chemical lengths and critical diameters of one- or two-dimensional detonations thus prove to be very sensitive to the transfer hypothesis – specifically much larger with the fastest – as well as to small variations of constitutive parameters.

In the glass example illustrated in the figure, each atom has three nearest-neighbour atoms at the same distance (called the chemical bond length) from it, just as in the corresponding crystal.

In Raman spectra, shifting of peaks to lower vibrational frequencies implies that the corresponding chemical bond length increases, whereas shifting to higher frequencies implies shorter bond length.

The mean chemical mention length was 10.01 characters (median 8).

In the current study, phosphonium, imidazolium and pyridinium ions differing in their chemical architecture (length of alkyl chains, number of phenyl groups etc).

The elliptical regions on the plane of the shortest chemical bond lengths between cations and sulphur have been defined.

When dealing with systems containing metals, a very good accordance with the experimental structure is achieved when only 0.01 Å deviation in the chemical bond lengths is found.

For C N nanotubes, differences in chemical bond lengths and atomic masses as well as the formation of pentagons due to the doping of N atoms lead to local distortion in the graphite sheets.

The fields have been defined on the plane of the shortest chemical bond lengths between cations and anions in which appearance of the crystals not having center of inversion is possible.

Their chemical induction lengths, defined between the leading shock front and each local maximum heat release rate associated with each step, differ by at least one order of magnitude.