Sentence examples for density explanation from inspiring English sources

When he first encountered Orbitz, Skip Rochefort, a chemical engineering professor at Oregon State University, Corvallis, tested the equal density explanation by adding enough alcohol to the drink to lower the liquid's density by 20% to 30%.

The seventh surface is a global decile of population density; explanations of the processes determining population and area per grid cell follow shortly.

The population-density explanation fits neatly within Mr Wright's overall argument because increases in population density both facilitate co-operation— for example, by making communication cheaper and faster and magnify its advantages.But the discussion, though suggestive, does not come close to establishing that population density is the whole explanation.

This finding excludes the reduced gas density as an explanation for the reduced sensitivity to the total electron-dose-rate for the heated sample.

In conclusion, repetitive sequence elements and high CpG density are unlikely explanations for the enrichment of the CGCGC motif in unmethylated CGIs.

Although evolutionary selection for overlapping genes in order to increase information density is a plausible explanation for the presence of the overlapping nORFs, as is the case in viral genomes, an alternative explanation is that they have no function.

The presence and size of these clusters provide a natural explanation for density variations seen in microscopy studies of crosslinked polymers.

Model calculations corroborate the experimental findings on homogenization of the current density and deliver an explanation for the decrease in cell performance.

At 650 °C, Fe peaks broadened much less with increasing strain, indicating a low dislocation density and providing an explanation for the low precipitate strains and macroscopic flow stress at this temperature.

Analyzing the charge density difference provides the explanation that the sharp decrease in mechanical properties is mainly due to the weakening of Co Ge bonding at elevated temperatures for Co3(Ge, W).

16 The attachment of debris of lower density is a feasible explanation because usually only one side is affected.