Sentence examples for definite volume of from inspiring English sources

This research has simplified this problem by an steady solving and definite volume of the methane source.

A definite volume of cyanobacterial suspension, after being filtered through a pre-weighed filter paper (Whatman no. 1), dried over night in an oven at 80 °C.

A definite volume of the paste (3 μL) was placed on the sensor ceramic plate using Hamilton's syringe 85 RN SYR (5 μL) to provide the same thickness of the sensor layer.

That is, the osmotic pressure exerted by a solute in a definite volume of solvent, measurable as the pressure exerted on a membrane permeable to the solvent but not the solute, was exactly the same as if that same amount of solute were to fill that same volume as a gas.

For the concentration of biomass in capsule, the capsule was broken by pressing, and the biomass was released to a definite volume of water.

Our definition of "definite" volume loss is a conservative one, as growth failure may exist at this age range without actual loss of volume.

Efficient and economical technology that can be used to store large amounts of heat or cold in a definite volume is the subject of research for a long time.

The field has advanced significantly since the 19th century, when Italian chemist Amadeo Avogadro first observed that gases at the same temperature and pressure combined in definite volume ratios, and equal volumes of the gases had the same number of molecules.

There was no statistically significant difference in the proportion of children with definite volume loss in PFS/non-PFS groups (p = 0.26, chi-square).

A certain volume of micelle solution was diluted with water to a definite volume in a flask and shaken gently to mix thoroughly.

Liquids have a definite volume, but their low viscosity enables them to change shape as a function of time.