Sentence examples for coefficient expansion from inspiring English sources
Patent is for a new high strength, Low Coefficient Expansion (COE) alloy for use as a structural material for Nb3Sn superconducting cables.
Orthogonal wavelet basis functions not only provide a simple method to calculate coefficient expansion but also span L R) in signal processing.
At 1000 meters the coefficient of expansion of sea water is half that of the tropical surface thus there is a sea level benefit.
COE means Coefficient Of Expansion.
When purchasing new glass, be sure that all the pieces have the same Coefficient Of Expansion or COE.
Table 41 lists some linear-expansion coefficients, Thermal expansion of rocks rock type linear-expansion coefficient (in 10−6 per degree Celsius) granite and rhyolite 8 ± 3 andesite and diorite 7 ± 2 basalt, gabbro, and diabase 5.4 ± 1 sandstone 10 ± 2 limestone 8 ± 4 marble 7 ± 2 slate 9 ± 1 where L represents length.
The thermal coefficients of expansion (TCE) mismatches between different materials within the high-pressure sensor system are investigated.
Therefore, they can provide a unique representation of signals, while the coefficients of expansion are easily computed.
The polynomial parameters include the expansion coefficients, back-mapping coefficients, distortion centre and corrected centre.
Laminate III has the highest thermal expansion coefficient along the plate thickness, so the mismatch between expansion coefficients is higher.
