Sentence examples for density of the unit from inspiring English sources

With this new configuration, it is possible to fabricate a thick (<20 μm) electrolyte-supported SOFC and measure the power density of the unit cell.

To accelerate ITO for graded lattice materials, the mechanical properties are expressed as a function of the relative density of the unit cell, a step that avoids their iterative calculations during ITO.

Organisational issues, such as excessive administration tasks, the occupational density of the unit, under staffing, workload and conflicts between staff also reduce staff contact with patients [ 111].

The basic parameter is the linear attenuation coefficient (LAC) for X-rays, which is the product of the mass attenuation coefficient (MAC) by the density of the unit cell.

Figure 5 shows the effect of biomass density on the unit production costs for cellulase enzyme using the ethanol-induced tobacco system and indicates, as expected, that the cost of goods decreases as tobacco biomass density increases.

A flexible class of decreasing densities on the unit interval is provided by specific beta densities with one unknown parameter.

In both cases the density of the units of replication in the field increases abruptly, and two new lineages evolve: One catalytic and one parasitic, with the system self-organizing into travelling waves.

Cellulose Iα, which possesses a triclinic unit cell, is metastable and converts into the monoclinic form (Iβ) after annealing in dilute alkali at 260°C [ 24]; the theoretical density of the monoclinic unit cell is slightly greater than that of the triclinic unit cell [ 25].

The load sharing efficiency of nacre is evaluated through displacements, stresses and strain energy density (SED) of the unit cell.

Through the vertical stacking of two capacitors with a shared electrode, the spatial resolution was at least doubled in both x- and y-directions, and the overall density of the sensing unit was more than quadrupled for arbitrary application sizes.

In Hirshfeld-atom refinement (HAR) (Jayatilaka & Dittrich, 2008 ▶) the electron density of the asymmetric unit is obtained by a single-point energy calculation.