Sentence examples for coefficient of extension from inspiring English sources
Experimental results revealed increase in coefficient of extension and hardness of materials after receiving a shock wave.
The mediation effect through the mediator is quantified by the product of the regression coefficient of knee extension ROM on knee extensor strength (path a) and the regression coefficient of knee extensor strength on SF-36 physical function (path b).
Evidence is electronic spectrum which showed one band at 15,250 cm−1 with molar extension coefficient of 94 moL−1 L.
The molar extension coefficient of 13,100 M−1 cm−1 was used for determination of thiol content.
Sulphydryl content shall be calculated using the DTNB molar extension coefficient of 13,100.
Serious warpage and a high level of thermal stress or strain resulting from the heavy coefficients of the thermal extension mismatch between direct bonded copper (DBC) and a copper-base plate are obviously introduced into module structures in the packaging of the power modules of an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) during multi-temperature cycles of assembly.
We show the existence and possible uniqueness of regression functions, discuss the stability of regression functions under perturbations and approximation of the underlying data, and propose an extension of the coefficient of determination R-squared for assessing the goodness of fit.
As the range of extension angles is small (here 20°, measured between 0 and 20 degrees), the coefficients for extension compared to flexion measurements are inevitably smaller.
They then tabulated and compared their results against those obtained by Murthy and Haricharan (1985) and noted some variations in the inverse parameters of the amplitude coefficient, extension in depth, and depth to the center.
The last and most elaborate extension consisted in allowing the coefficient of friction to vary linearly with the sliding speed.
The set with higher extension peak torque together with the lowest coefficient of variation will be chosen for analysis.
