Sentence examples for constant defects from inspiring English sources
Concerning bone remodeling, 8 patients showed constant defects or osseous restoration of the proximal femur (Table).
Bone remodeling of the proximal femur was classified subjectively as A (increasing defects), B (constant defects), or C (osseous restoration) (Bohm and Bischel 2001).
Then a combinatorial approach was undertaken to simultaneously study the influence of electrolyte pressure at constant defect polarisation and of relative atmospheric humidity on the de-adhesion rate.
A decrease of the interphasial water concentration led to a deceleration of the de-adhesion kinetics for constant defect conditions and to smaller interfacial ion transport rates.
The combination of EIS techniques with IMPS was used to determine such semiconductor properties as the band gaps, flat band potentials, dielectric constants, defect concentrations, and catalytic properties, i.e., the reaction rate constants, of the oxides.
The resulting increase of dielectric constant and defect density can be estimated from the Poole-Frenkel modeling of the leakage currents above 1 MV/cm.
The pinning sites of 200 nm in diameter were arranged with a constant hole-defect separation in x-axis direction and graded separation in y-axis direction from 392 nm to 408 nm.
The constant for point-defect scattering (A) was evaluated and a formula was derived.
In this paper, we briefly review recent first-principles investigations of mechanical properties of structural materials, covering topics of ideal strength, elastic constants, and lattice defects.
A series of numerical examples are carried out to demonstrate that the critical value of Π-parameter is a material constant regardless of defect configurations.
In 1890 Rydberg found that the alkali atoms had a hydrogen-like spectrum that could be fitted by series formulas that are a slight modification of Balmer's formula: E = hν = hcR∞[1/(n − a 2 − 1/(m − b 2], where a and b are nearly constant numbers called quantum defects.
