Sentence examples for density of the component from inspiring English sources

Austausch coefficient, also called exchange coefficient, eddy coefficient, or eddy diffusivity, in fluid mechanics, particularly in its applications to meteorology and oceanography, the proportionality between the rate of transport of a component of a turbulent fluid and the rate of change of density of the component.

If the outer diameter and inner diameter were increased to 400 and 100 mm, respectively, the final density of the component reached 1.50 g/cm3 under the same experimental condition.

We demonstrate a clear relationship between the rigidity (R) spectrum exponent of the Forbush decrease and the exponent of the power spectral density of the components of the interplanetary magnetic field in the frequency range of ∼ 10−6 10 −5 Hz.

The probability density of the components of the structured tree before conditioning on the sequence data is then given by (2) where θ d = N d g are population sizes scaled by the generation length and m d d ′ ≡ (θ d / θ d ′ ) q d ′ d are the immigration rates into d from d ′ (per individual in d ′).

This, however, might interfere with the correct counting of reaction products, and it would be very difficult to measure the density of that component of the molecular packet that was actually probed through the collisions.

The theory was able to predict relative densities of the component vapours as a function of temperature in a way that was supported by experiment.

They also found that the electron density of the downflow component is obviously lower than that of the stationary component.

Thus, it is mathematically defined as follows, where f(t) is the density function of the component failure behavior: R t = ∫ t ∞ f t d t Open image in new window (2).

In contrast, there was no potential for natural remobilization of a PCE DCM mixture, primarily because the densities of the components are not sufficiently different.

These results imply the importance of the density of the ionic component on the catalytic performance of the resultant catalysts.

In hemodialysis, oscillation-type density meters are used to measure the density of the acid component of the dialysate solutions used in the treatment of kidney patients.