Sentence examples for conversion coefficient from inspiring English sources

Calculations of the dose conversion coefficient (DCC) using the proposed bronchial dosimeter and the lung dosimetric model were performed for typical aerosol characteristics.

This conversion coefficient may prove useful for EMS personnel in designing reasonable helicopter utilization policies, making accurate transport decisions and conducting research.

The decrease of the conversion coefficient between magnetic field and rotation signals is analyzed, which diverge from that calculated by the definition in the previous reports.

Furthermore, the relation between the decrease of the conversion coefficient and the compensation field is also analyzed, which is an important factor in the rotation measurement and calibration.

In this paper, the energy quality coefficient (EQC) is introduced to describe the quality of energy, while the energy conversion coefficient (ECC) is applied to evaluate energy system efficiency.

Through theoretical calculations, numerical simulations and experimental measurements, a four-layer metasurface was shown to exhibit a high transmission conversion coefficient (80 98%) of a circularly polarized wave covering the whole X-band.

The error may be eliminated by the application of conversion coefficients.

The surface flux tally and ICRP74 dose conversion coefficients were employed to estimate the dose profile across the shield.

Absorbed doses and dose equivalents were estimated from the spectra by applying fluence to dose conversion coefficients.

The energy response was compared with the reported experimental microdosimetric spectra as well as the evaluated fluence-to-kerma conversion coefficients.

The data of 211 neutron spectra and their respective fluence-to-dose conversion coefficients were used to train and to test ANN.