Sentence examples for density down to from inspiring English sources

Forget the Garden of Eden; think Mad Max.Constant warfare was necessary to keep population density down to one person per square mile.

The decrease of ion current density down to 3.5 mA/cm2 leads to the reduction of the macroparticle suppression efficiency.

The reduction of porosity tends to decrease the flame speed from approximately 1400 mm/s at 20% density down to 150 mm/s at 100%.

For this reason, the magnetic probe memory has initially shown a relatively low recording density down to 200 Gb/in2, resulting from a vacuum MFM on Co/Pt multi-layered dots with perpendicular anisotropy [30, 31].

Compared to the time-consuming and hazardous high-pressure H2 annealing, O2 annealing represents a more efficient route to reduce the nucleation density down to ∼10 nuclei cm−2 in half an hour.

For example a lightweight ECC mix containing a slightly larger size glass bubble (density 0.38 g/cm3; size distribution 10 80 μm with mean value of 40 μm) at a weight ratio to cement of 50%% drove the ECC composite density down to 0.93 g/cm3, below the density of water.

Signal-to-noise ratios indicate that [CH] number densities down to 4 × 1011 correspondingonding to 1.5 ppb (S/N = 2) can be detected easily at 1 atm.

However, when the electrolyte temperature is relatively high (60 °C), the optimum condition extends to low current densities (down to 50 and2) and mid Cu2+ concentrations (30 40 g/L).

Cell densities down to 100,000 cells/mL were detectable after 12 h of culture and cell structures were localized within the fibrin gels after 1 2 weeks of culture.

The semi- and straight WBCs had equivalent shear strengths and moduli comparable to those of typical aluminum honeycombs, and all the three variations of WBCs maintained their strengths at low densities down to 1%.

Pre-selection down to 10% of the candidates and marker densities down to 12 markers per Morgan could be used with only minor reductions in genetic gain.