The phrase "coefficient up" can be used in written English, but it may depend on the context in which it is used. Generally, "coefficient" refers to a numerical or constant factor in a mathematical or scientific equation. In this case, "coefficient up" could mean increasing the numerical value of the coefficient. Example: "To get a more accurate result, we need to coefficient up the variable in our equation."
The high velocity jet of solution resulted in a mass transport coefficient up to ca. 0.48 cm/s.
It was found that increasing the flapping frequency and amplitude decreased the RMS lift coefficient up to 70%.
Electrochemically oxidized Ni shows excellent BOR electrocatalytic activity with a maximum of seven electrons exchanged and a transfer coefficient up to one.
In relation to the singular CR Yamabe problem, we show that one of the energy functionals appears as the coefficient (up to a constant multiple) of the log term in the associated volume renormalization.
The implementation of nanofluid increases the overall heat transfer coefficient up to 8% at nanofluid concentration of 0.4 vol.% in comparison with the base fluid.
Compared to the configuration without impellers, self‐agitated impellers considerably improved reactor characteristics by increasing volumetric mass transfer coefficient up to 82% at smaller superficial gas velocities.
It is seen that by appropriately controlling the higher-order dispersion coefficient (up-to sixth order), a great enhancement in the gain-bandwidth (2 3 times) can be achieved when operated very close to zero-dispersion wavelength (ZDW) in the anomalous dispersion regime.
In these preliminary experiments, effective piezoelectric charge coefficients up to 28.6 pC/N were achieved.
The shielding samples made of nanoparticles had higher mass attenuation coefficients, up to 17% relative to those made of microparticles.
Rejection coefficients up to 99% were achieved when the surfactant to metal molar ratio (S/M) was above 5.
The system was optimized with the same performance and volume constraints, but the freeform coefficients up to Z15 in Fringe were added in batches to all three mirrors without consideration of the aberrations of the system.
