Sentence examples for expansion degree from inspiring English sources
The parameters were estimated for each expansion degree (ED) using three breakthrough curves at initial inulinase concentrations of 65.6 U mL−1.
Three different approaches are adopted and the effects of ultrasonication, thermal shock expansion, degree of oxidation and precursor NG flake size are specifically studied on the quality and size of GO sheets produced.
In this study, we propose an improved spatial metric, Multi-order Landscape Expansion Index (MLEI), to measure the expansion degree of newly grown urban patches by considering their relationships with old patches and their spatial context in the process of urban expansion.
With the increase of cold expansion degree, the relative fatigue lifetime of specimens with both diameters decreases for a crack to initiate with the length of 0.25 mm and increases for the crack to initiate with the length of 0.5 mm.
The hydration expansion degree of the mud ball in the DEM-8 solution was significantly weaker than that of blank.
Planetary magnetic fields are often expressed in terms of a finite series of spherical harmonics (SH) to a maximum expansion degree.
They inform us about the shortening percentage on expansion, degrees of radial and longitudinal recoil, and weaknesses of the structure.
Table 4 shows the statistics of differences between land gravity anomalies and those derived from EGM08 to different expansion degrees.
EGM08 is represented by a series of spherical harmonic expansion to degree 2160, with some coefficients exceeding degree 2160.
We have addressed the question of the number N of data points required to compute a model (an expansion) to degree d with an empirical point of view; indeed, not only the distribution of data points, but also the noise intervene in a broad sense, on the data.
The performance of EGM2008 and GOCE-related GGMs over Japan was shown by Odera and Fukuda (2013) to be almost identical at a harmonic expansion to degree 150, although EGM2008 performs better at the 180-, 210-, and 240-degree spectral bands.
