Sentence examples for energy coefficient from inspiring English sources
The effect of chamber diaphragm parameters on flowrate, pressure and output energy coefficient, and that of external load on flowrate and output energy coefficient were analyzed.
Analysis results show that all of the flowrate, backpressure and output energy coefficient increase with the decreasing of membrane thickness.
The energy coefficient matrix arising in SEA studies is determined using the direct dynamic stiffness matrix approach.
Near a critical point, however, the degree of adsorption of minority component C is independent of the gradient energy coefficient.
The performance characteristics of BCB 05 are lesser in terms of energy coefficient, specific work, as well as static pressure rise.
An energy coefficient, which is the product of the average response time and the average energy consumption, is proposed as a performance metric to measure the EED.
The anisotropy is varied parametrically with the ratio of two gradient energy coefficients.
To distinguish between these phenomena, appropriate criteria based on Clarke's Transform and DWT are presented using the standard deviation of coefficients and the energy coefficients.
The effect of the gradient energy coefficients κ̄II, I=A, B, C, on the interface composition profiles of ternary alloys is examined.
The dry matter (DM), crude protein (CP), cellulose, starch and energy coefficients of total tract apparent digestibility (CTTAD) were negative and linearly (P < 0.05) affected by OC inclusion level.
Comparison of mass energy coefficients for all MOD formulations showed a maximum variation of approximately 0.6 times closer to water especially MOD 3 whereas commercial formulation was 1.23 times larger than water at approximately 40 keV.
