Sentence examples for coefficient of absorption from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 shows as an example the coefficient of absorption of water as a function of frequency ν of electromagnetic radiation.

Coefficient of absorption, scattering, and extinction.

Ambient tissue (a) Coefficient of thermal conductivity, density, and heat capacity   (b) Coefficient of absorption, scattering, and extinction    .

We obtain and analyze analytical expressions for the frequency shift, scattering cross-section of the turbulence, coefficient of absorption (due to scattering), and the optical depth.

Composites with a thermal conductivity of 0.056 W m−1 K−1, a maximum stress (σmax) of 2 MPa and an acoustic coefficient of absorption of 0.2 were obtained with a ratio of chitosan of 4.3% (w/w) and a size grading of particles higher to 3 mm.

An introduction of the HHCBZ unit in triarylamine brings several advantages: (i) red shifting the absorption peak and increasing the maximum molar absorption coefficient of absorption bands; (ii) decreasing the charge recombination in cobalt cells as well as iodine cells; (iii) enhancing photocurrent/photovoltage and thus the power conversion efficiencies of cobalt cells as well as iodine cells.

It's fascinating that ME13 molecule has two absorption peak and the molar coefficient of two absorption peaks are above 4.645 × 104 M−104m−104

41– 46 In a double-blind crossover trial by Wooldridge et al, 44 a higher coefficient of fat absorption were observed during the pancrelipase period compared with placebo, particularly in patients with a lower coefficient of fat absorption at baseline.

Coefficient of water absorption is considered as a measure of permeability of water (Powers 1968).

Table 4 Experimental results of percentage, velocity and coefficient of water absorption.

The percentage, velocity and coefficient of water absorption values are the target vector.