Sentence examples for entanglements as a function from inspiring English sources
The estimation of the molecular weight between entanglements as a function of draw ratio for both amorphous and crystallized samples suggests that the physical crosslinking effect of the crystallites is much more efficient than the intertwining of the chains.
The entanglement formation has been followed by isothermal runs and a model that predicts the energy spent to form entanglements as a function of time and temperature is thereby proposed.
Finally, by mapping the parent polymer chains to primitive paths through direct geometrical algorithms, we analyse the characteristics of the entanglement network as a function of packing density.
The segmental orientation in a semi-interpenetrating polymer network based on crosslinked polybutadiene swollen to different degrees by free butadiene oligomers (of molar masses below the entanglement limit) is studied as a function of uniaxial strain for both the oligomer chains and the network chains by using 2H nuclear magnetic resonance (n.m.r).
(Gridlines do not represent entanglement bonds). (b) Logical error rate as a function of physical error rate for different code distances.
The deformation mechanism of amorphous poly ethylene terephthalate)(PET) has been studied as a function of molecular weight and entanglement density in predrawn films.
An experimental formula of the nucleation rate I of polyethylene as a function of number density of entanglement νe within the melt was obtained as I νe)∝exp(−γνe), where γ is a constant.
Our model can predict growth rates as a function of temperature and molecular weight, up to the entanglement molecular weight.
It is possible to detect the overlap and the entanglement concentrations of the system, C* and Ce, respectively, from the analysis of Zo and the characteristic time-constant of the process τc (1/ωc) as a function of DNA concentration.
DNA compaction by Topo2α is enabled through the removal of entanglements as a result of its decatenation activity (Yanagida, 2009).
