Sentence examples for core average from inspiring English sources

A monodisperse core shell microgel has been synthesised in which silica provides the core (average diameter 1367 Å), and poly NIPAM) the cross linked shell.

In the third step, obtaining maximum core average critical heat flux (CHF) along no void generation throughout the cores are two thermal hydraulic objective functions which are included to the desired neutronic objective functions.

Relative to conventional 2D-shuffling, 3D-shuffling offers between 30%and40%0% reduction in the peak DPA along with up to 30% increase in the average discharge burnup and, hence, in the depleted uranium utilization as well as significant increase in the core average and specific power density.

Thermo-mechanical behaviors of supercritical pressure light water cooled fast reactor (SWFR) fuel rod and cladding have been investigated by FEMAXI-6 (Ver.1) code with high enriched MOX fuel at elevated operating condition of high coolant system pressure (25 MPa) and high temperature (500 °C in core average outlet temperature).

This result is ascribed to the fact that the deposited GaAs material on both substrates produced samples with comparable NW densities and similar GaAs core average diameter of about 75 nm.

The altitude is very close to that of the site core, averaging 270 m above mean sea level.

The natural δ13C signal derived from 3-times 200 nematode individuals (approximately 10 µg C) from the top 5 cm in the reference push core averaged −18.08±0.3‰.

A toad's limb and deep body temperature closely followed ambient temperature (Fig. 1A,B,C); differentials between the animal's skin and its core averaged <1°C (Fig. 1D).

We defined convective cores in the simulations and made a composite structure of convective cores averaged over the globe.

(c) Shell-to-core BE and average core CN versus the ratio of total Au atoms and S atoms in the shells and (d) global minima gas phase Au clusters and cores of Au NCs.

But the core members average about sixty thousand dollars a year, for roughly a hundred days of rehearsing and performing.