Sentence examples for equilibrium relative from inspiring English sources

The adsorption isotherm was constructed as the volume adsorbed (Vcm3/g) versus the equilibrium relative pressure P/Po.

A modified UNIQUAC model has been extended to describe and predict the equilibrium relative humidity and moisture content for wood.

We hypothesize that this discrepancy can be explained by the special nature of trabecular bone as a structure in remodeling equilibrium relative to the external loads.

The mass of water absorbed at equilibrium relative to the mass of dry polymer varied from 58.8 for polyHEMA to 27.2% for poly(HEMA-co-BMA) having FHEMA=0.85 and to 21.3% for poly(HEMA-co-CHMA) having FHEMA=0.80.

In this study, the equilibrium relative humidity (ERH) method was used to determine the adsorption data for autoclaved aerated concrete at seven temperatures and found that the ERH method could be used to determine the sorption data within a short time.

1B, 3A), these do not necessarily represent true intermediate oligomeric states but rather weighted averages of the populations of monomers and pentamers in fast equilibrium relative to the time scale of the sedimentation experiment [43], [44].

It is shown that pure-strategy equilibrium allocations relative to any ad hoc set of feasible mechanisms are supported by pure-strategy perfect Bayesian equilibria relative to the set of menus.

Furthermore, all equilibrium allocations relative to the set of menus persist even if principals use more complex mechanisms.

The stable equilibrium geometries, relative stabilities, and electronic and magnetic characteristics of Ren (n = 2 16) clusters were investigated by density functional theory method.

For example, if (widehat{u}_{t - 1}) is positive it signifies that the Mexican price level measured in dollars is above its long-run equilibrium value relative to the US price level.

As observed in many studies, concentration of CO2 dissolved in rivers, lakes and coastal areas, is higher than its equilibrium concentration relative to CO2 in the atmosphere (i.e. 350 ppm at present), as a result of biogeochemical process imposed by the thermodynamic equilibrium between the riverine and atmospheric CO2 [2, 6 15].