Sentence examples for equivalent specific from inspiring English sources

The equivalent specific heat distributions of 4 wt% and 6 wt% PCM-concrete brick were determined using this method.

The integration scheme allows significantly lower area consumption at equivalent specific capacitance and a two times higher quality factor than the state of the art reference.

The results show that the optimal specific heat of internal envelope is nearly δ function which approaches to the equivalent specific heat form of phase change material.

For equivalent specific surfaces, these two membrane patterning morphologies were tested in fuel cell conditions with very low platinum loading (30 μg/cm2).

The P111i4FSI and N2 2O2O1 3FSI yield almost equivalent specific capacities of approximately 180 and 160 mAhg−1 respectively at C/10 rate.

Compared to the prototype gasoline-fueled engine, the average decreases of the equivalent specific fuel consumption, NOx emissions, CO emission and total hydrocarbon emissions for the optimized engine fueled with hydrogen-rich reformates are 6%, 70 %, 50 % and 80 respectively.

Using automated reasoning (Kazakov et al., 2011), it then becomes possible to systematically identify equivalent, more specific and more general phenotypes across multiple species.

It is generally held to be true that only half of the follicles in a given area are actively secreting sebum at any one time [ 37], so that the range of values for D (equivalent to specific growth rate μ) is calculated to be from 0.114 h−1 to 3.36 h−1 equivalent to doubling times between 0.21 and 6.1 h.

In pre-clinical comparisons to RTS,S/AS02A in mice and monkeys, RTS,S/AS01B elicited equivalent CSP-specific antibody and greater and more sustained cellular immune responses [14] [16].

This is noted as a limitation to our method but it will also confound any method that is based on identifying equivalent lineage-specific rates of evolution.

Additionally, these authors identified an equivalent sub-specific taxon unique to the Malay peninsula south of the Isthmus of Kra, formerly classified within P. t. corbetti but now designated as the Malay tiger, P. t. jacksoni.