Sentence examples for efficiency of the specimen from inspiring English sources

We found no differences regarding the masticatory efficiency of the specimen among the different time periods, even when bite force and occlusal contact area were significantly increased.

The efficiency of the specimen decreases in the same way as those hybrid nanowire arrays, but the decreasing rate is slower than the others.

Nevertheless, in contrast to the efficiency of sample ALD without coating layer in the first hour, the efficiency of the specimen decreases about 4%, which may be assigned to the low conductivity and kinetic limitation of TiO2, as well as the shielding effect of the covered layer.

Some domains within the natural history community are particularly well-positioned to incorporate these approaches and are borrowing technologies and concepts from the manufacturing industry to increase the efficiency of the specimen imaging step.

The efficiency of the specimens, which is defined as the ratio of the test ultimate load (Ptest) to the tensile capacity (a product of the gross sectional area and the tensile strength of the material) of the specimens varied from 0.82 to 1.02.

The aim of this study was to prepare the device prototype and evaluate the efficiency of the initial design for specimen retrieval.

To check the efficiency of the DOE approach, these specimens were fabricated and tested and it was observed that the tested specimens had the best SAE, ULC, and NLC among all specimens.

When the volumetric ratio was constant, the confinement efficiency and ductility of the specimens using GFRP ties with smaller diameter and closer spacing were higher than that using GFRP ties with larger diameter and larger spacing.

An important feature of our imaging system is that the pixel dwell time can be conveniently changed to produce optimized images based on the damage threshold of the specimen and the efficiency of the optical nonlinearity being employed to generate image contrast.

The main factor determining the efficiency of nitrogen dopant penetration was the temperature of the specimen.

Through a comparison between strengthened and respective monolithic and initial specimens, the efficiency of the strengthening technique is evaluated.