Sentence examples for estimates of mass from inspiring English sources

But with new observations from the Palomar Observatory in California and the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile, astronomers produced better images and new estimates of mass and brightness.

A small error in estimates of elevation, when extrapolated across a whole ice sheet, can lead to large imbalances in estimates of mass change, and thus contribution or otherwise to sea level".

Henderson, who wrote the 2010 paper arguing that Quetzalcoatlus was too enormous to fly, also questions the authors' estimates of mass and bone strength.

In addition, these estimates of mass discharge were sought in the application of agreed remediation targets set in terms of pumped groundwater quality from offsite wells.

Estimates of mass flux values (kg/m2 s) are obtained and assessed with regard to relevance for safety assessments of molten salt breeder blanket designs.

Saba and Illangasekare (2000) demonstrated that neglecting the dimensionality of the flow field can result in orders of magnitude errors in estimates of mass transfer coefficients using these empirical relationships.

Theoretical correlations were used to obtain a good estimate of mass and heat exchange coefficients between dough samples and air.

Accurately modelling the size of giant forms is essential to appreciating their flight ability as even relatively small over-predictions of wingspans may translate to considerable over-estimates of mass and subsequently inaccurate appreciation of flight performance.

To understand the role that bone mass plays in tail impact forces, a more accurate estimate of mass is needed.

The actual dose will always depend on an approximate estimate of mass in the field, even though an intended mg/kg of drug is prescribed.

Analytical gel filtration experiments, though only a rough estimate of mass, documented that proteins 10077a d exist as dimers in solution and agree with the crystallographic results as discussed below.