Sentence examples for dependent on the gap from inspiring English sources

By using parallel-plates geometry, it was shown that the apparent behavior is dependent on the gap between the plates: results are less representative of sludge intrinsic properties that of the interface interactions between sludge and rotating surfaces.

The wear rate in the harmonic regime is significantly larger than that in the other two regimes, and reaches a maximum when the excitation frequency is close to the resonant frequency of the system, which is dependent on the gap size.

The discharge waveforms were dependent on the electrode gap distance and the voltage of the power supply.

These results indicate that the sustained Rho activation is dependent on the concentration of GAPs, and a lower GAP concentration sustains Rho activation.

Based on Eq. (1), the photon's energy is dependent on the HOMO-LUMO gap between the ground state and the excited state.

The basic principle of this technology is the use of a PS array as mask, and the morphology and size of the obtained nanostructures are dependent on the projection of gap between PS spheres with respect to material vapor beam [36].

A further piece of evidence that gap junctional communication enhances apoptosis can be deducted from the observation that the rate of apoptosis was clearly dependent on the permeability of the gap junctions as determined by the Cx s studied here: Cx43≥Cx40≥Cx37>Cx-deficient controls.

The gap flow effect is dependent on the flow velocity, flow direction, gap depth, air pressure and shell configuration.

By using ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy it was found that dependent on the deposition conditions these gap states and work function of the metal oxides may be tailored to contribute to the precise alignment of the HOMO of the organic semiconductor (OSC) with the Fermi level of the anode electrode resulting in further enhancement of the device performance.

At a fixed thickness, the response is less dependent on the applied voltage or the electrode gap at wider gaps, but it changes significantly when the gap becomes smaller than the critical gap size.

Since the opening gap is dependent on the antiferromagnetism, a monotonic increasing of bandgap is obtained as shown in Figure 6c.