Sentence examples for coefficient upon from inspiring English sources

The strong dependence of the transfer coefficient upon the temperature is discussed in terms of the influence of adsorption of intermediate on the reaction kinetics.

Employing an iterative approach, the coupled system of integral equations is numerically solved and the effects of the couple stress and the friction coefficient upon the contact response are highlighted.

Here it is shown that a more satisfactory characterization is obtained by basing a correlation coefficient upon elements of the mixture, an element being much smaller than the smallest constituent unit capable of independent movement and thus having the composition of one of the pure components.

The observed linear dependence of In segregation coefficient upon the InAs amount in the WL demonstrates that the segregation is enhanced by the strain in the WL.

Indeed, as the curing time increases, the decreasing rate of diffusion coefficient upon time reduces while the microstructure of concrete improves and the ingress of chloride ions into the concrete diminishes in early ages.

We evaluated the colocalization indexes of the hERK1-GFP and MitoTracker images within the mitochondrial mask either in 24 h FCS deprived HeLa, or in cells grown in complete media (10% FCS); and the change in Pearson's correlation coefficient upon FCS stimulation of 24 h starved cells (Fig. 1, D E; for details of the analysis see supplemental online material and references therein).

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The procedure is similar to an iteratively reweighted least squares (IRLS) approach in that the weights depend on the residuals, the residuals on the estimated arithmetic mean coefficients, and finally the estimated coefficients upon the weights.

Here we overcome these problems by employing a recently developed and validated Eulerian two-phase CFD model to compute local values of the mass transfer coefficient based upon the Higbie theory.

Nepf, H.M. [1999. Drag, turbulence, and diffusion in flow through emergent vegetation. Water Resources Research, 35(2), 479 489] proposed a model predicting the diffusion coefficient based upon the plant density for both laminar and turbulent flow conditions.

The measurement of the adsorption coefficient, based upon the elution curve method, can be performed with a precision better than 5% at gas pressure values ranging from atmospheric pressure up to 9 bar and bed temperature from 0 up to 80 °C.