Sentence examples for component by weight from inspiring English sources
Pb is the primary component (by weight), constituting 60-70% of the battery's mass.
The elements identified using energy dispersive X-ray microanalysis appear in Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Silicon (Si) was the main component by weight in all of the formulations (Cavex ColorChange 81.59% wt, Hydrogum 79.89% wt, Orthoprint 78.87% wt, Hydrogum 5 77.95% wt, Jeltrate Plus 66.88% wt).
We do not discard such components but rather sort the edges of each component by weight and identify a maximal clique M i heuristically in the component C i using the edge of smallest weight as the seed of the clique.
Each wheat leaf is composed of blade, ligule, auricle and sheath [ 7], of which the blade and sheath are the major components by weight ratio.
Araldite 2020® is a two component adhesive (100/30 by weight), resin (component A) and hardener (component B).
Ed Cunningham, a managing director of the U.S. Renewable Energy Group, said that even the controversial Texas wind farm had always planned to source about 86percentt of its components, measured by weight, from the United States, including the towers and blades.
A 2 kDa MWCO membrane was used to fractionate the supernatant components by molecular weight and the probiotic viability enhancing effect of permeates and retentates obtained is presented in Fig. 3.
Two- (B/DIs, D/DIs) and three-component ((D+B /DIs, D/B=1/1 by weight) polymers were prepared and their dielectric, dynamic mechanical and DSC behavior was investigated.
Food waste is the single largest component of waste stream by weight.
Regarding the effect of age on the relationship between weight gain and MetS, especially in women, we divided women participants into those aged > 50 years and ≤ 50 years; the analysis according to this classification highlighted that in women ≤ 50 years the high BP component was not affected by weight gain.
Total carbon density, the sum of above-vegetation, fine roots, and soil organic carbon on an area basis was obtained by multiplying the mass of each component by its corresponding weight-basis concentration in each plot.
