Sentence examples for coefficient of the solution from inspiring English sources
The heat transfer controlled growth rate of the ice limited by the free convective heat transfer coefficient of air (hair) rather than the thermal conductivity of the ice (kice) and the heat transfer coefficient of the solution (hsol) found to prevail over the mass transfer of rejected solute molecules from the ice solution interface to the bulk solution.
In these methods, the problem is reduced to the solution of a system of algebraic equations in the expansion coefficient of the solution.
The main advantage of this method is based upon reducing the nonlinear partial differential equation into a system of algebraic equations in the expansion coefficient of the solution.
The development of crystal face and the morphology of the crystal formed by hydrothermal synthesis are closely related to the hydrothermal conditions such as water temperature, pressure and the permittivity and viscosity and diffusion coefficient of the solution.
The issue of synchrony of the inferred source activity across the entire cortical surface within each measurement modality was evaluated by calculating the correlation coefficient of the solution time-courses estimated at all possible cortical location pairs (∼21 million pairs for 6500 dipoles excluding self-pairs and repeats).
The ink solutions were prepared by adding a small amount (about 1%) of liquid ink (Lamp black, Cotman) in distilled water, and the measured attenuation coefficient of the solutions was found to be 3.1 cm−1.
The solution of this system yields the Taylor coefficients of the solution function.
The solution of the resulting system yields the unknown Bernstein coefficients of the solution functions.
The unknown coefficients of the solution are obtained using the transfer matrix method.
The results show initial numerical approximations with errors less than 5% in the leading Fourier coefficients of the solution.
This process results in an algebraic system or a system of differential equations for the expansion coefficients of the solution which then must be solved.
