Sentence examples for dispersion rate from inspiring English sources

This coefficient varies relatively to the opening amplitude and presents the same dispersion rate whatever the variations.

Furthermore, increasing the amount of cement accelerates the crack propagation and damage dispersion rate while these two parameters reduced significantly in the case of fiber-reinforced cemented aggregate.

Ternary phase diagrams based on the weighted relative contents provide quantitative predictions for G peak position, dispersion rate, sp3 content, H content, and other properties of amorphous carbon.

With higher surfactant concentration the dispersion rate of MWCNTs increases and less total sonication energy is required to achieve maximum dispersion.

By carefully analyzing the influencing factors including catalyst concentration, reaction time, reaction temperature, feeding weight ratio of core/shell monomers, dispersion rate and emulsifier content, the optimum synthetic conditions were found out.

The dispersion rate of the G peak is shown to correlate linearly with the sp3 content of hydrogenated DLC samples, while the full-width-half-maximum of the G peak is shown to correlate nonlinearly with the sp3 content of H-free DLC samples.

In addition, the interaction among dispersal processes - dispersion rates, dispersal distance, and dispersal decisions - that influence landscape occupancy, impacts the global population dynamics.

To do so, we integrate detailed dispersal processes in a metapopulation model specifically, dispersal stages, dispersal distance, habitat structure, informed dispersal behaviors, and density-dependent dispersion rates.

The average size was mainly determined by the core material dispersion rates in an oil-in-water emulsion.

Associated with the increments were mostly significant increases in clay dispersion rates at depths 0 10, 10 20 and 20 40 cm.

For agglomerates of equal density and under conditions of equivalent cone rotation rates, the dispersion rates of small agglomerates were smaller than those observed for larger agglomerates.