Sentence examples for drop of both from inspiring English sources

A single empirical correlation is able to calculate the measured pressure drop of both condensation and boiling flows together.

The numerical results indicated that the heat transfer coefficient per pressure drop of both the shell-and-tube heat exchangers with louver baffles are higher than that of the shell-and-tube heat exchanger with segmental baffles.

The pressure drop of both pure fluid and a mixture with an oil mass fraction of 1.3% can be predicted satisfactorily by using established correlations including the hydraulic diameter of the enhanced tube.

There was an obvious drop of both Young's modulus and recoverable strain at −85 °C ∼ −80 °C in the Young's modulus-temperature and recoverable strain temperature curves of sintered Ti 22Nb 6Zr alloys respectively, which was attributed to the occurrence of thermal elastic martensitic transformation at this temperature.

The siRNA in TSC2 transfected cells caused the drop of both Akt and phospho-Akt levels that, differently that in TSC−/− ASM cells, is accompanied by the reduction in the extent of S6 phosphorylation (Fig. 7B).

This drop of both MMPs produced by inflammatory cells suggests a process of decline in the inflammatory phase whilst healing proceeds, allowing the continuation of the healing process to the next phase of proliferation.

The pressure drops of both powder and pellet forms of MSPs are also smaller than those of Si-MCM-41 for adsorbing the same amount of acetone.

The drops of both divisions suffered from scattering due to a lack of navigational aids as well as enemy ground fire, which forced transport pilots to take evasive action.

The quick drops of both qm and De values for γ-globulin at IC > 680 mmol/L were considered due to its large size, which led to the significant decrease of its effective pore volume.

In Fig. 4 a time-series of photographs illustrates how drops of both CGO inks wet the NiO surface.

eQTL regions are defined as the 1.0 LOD-drop of both sides of the peak of the eQTL.