Sentence examples for constant equivalent from inspiring English sources

Electrochemical impedance data of the substrate was fitted with two time constant equivalent circuit and that of anodized samples with three time constant equivalent circuit.

Where υ is a constant equivalent to 2.28 mm/Pa (Davis et al. 1985).

Impedance spectra were fitted with one time constant equivalent circuit, typically for protective, compact oxide film.

The single peak obtained in Bode plots for P1 and P2 indicates that the electrochemical impedance measurements fit well in one-time constant equivalent model.

Previous researches proposed modified stress-strain laws of steel bars by considering a constant equivalent stiffness value and reducing the yield strength of steel.

The design parameters themselves are determined by means of an optimization problem, the goal of which is to minimize the (constant) equivalent inertia of the combined system, consisting of the original mechanism to be balanced and the CBCP.

kIn Figure 4, the old growth fraction is the right-hand side of equation (18) with O* replaced by its annual constant perpetual equivalent, ρO */(1 + ρ).

The mixer-type viscometer was calibrated using four Newtonian and four Power-Law fluids to determine the rheological constants (equivalent diameter, shear rate and shear stress constants).

Optimization of scale-free networks' robustness to random failures with average connectivity constant is equivalent to maximizing the entropy of the degree distribution.

The old growth fraction is the constant annual equivalent of the present value of the old growth fraction over an infinite horizon.

Briefly, spectra were smoothed using a Savitzky-Golay algorithm and shifted downward by a constant value equivalent to 95%% of the spectrum's maximum intensity.