Sentence examples for compatibility ratio from inspiring English sources
The SFE of five different aggregates, namely: sandstone, gravel, granite, basalt and limestone, were used to evaluate the work of adhesion and compatibility ratio (CR).
Thereafter, surface free energy (SFE) components of asphalt binders, bonding energy and compatibility ratio (CR) of selected asphalt-aggregate combinations were estimated.
However, the compatibility ratio for the classification of MV deaths between ICD-9 and ICD-10 is 0.9545 indicating that this classification change might have a minimal impact on MV fatality trends (Anderson et al. 2001).
Since for values of α > 0.4, the compatibility ratio was more than 1 (λ > 1), then the average value of α = 2 for 0 < α < 0.4, is a suitable factor for calculating the upper and lower bounds in Mikhailov model for calculating weight of criteria.
We did not find any influence of partial self- and intramorphic compatibility in morph ratio.
From this compatibility condition, the ratio of the shear contribution by the tied arch action is determined.
However, the percolation threshold of PANI is high because of low compatibility and low aspect ratio of the conducting polymer.
Among them carbon-based materials, such as graphene and carbon nanotubes are promising candidate, for gas sensing solutions due to their inherent properties, such as large surface to volume ratios, size compatibility and capability to provide high sensitivity.
An understanding of the complex interplay of factors, including particle size, concentration, contact angle, surface tension, optimal ratios and compatibility of the components, is necessary to improve effectiveness of the formulations [40].
A subset of polymorphic markers that amplified reliably in both species was then tested for multiplex compatibility by mixing equimolar ratios of each primer.
General advantages of biodiesel include biodegradability, higher flash point, reduction in exhaust emissions, miscibility in all ratios with petrodiesel, compatibility with the existing fuel distribution infrastructure and inherent lubricity (Knothe2008).
