Sentence examples for experimental number from inspiring English sources
The following Table 4 shows the experimental number along with the result of MRR, SR, and Kerf width.
The polymerizations were well-controlled, leading to polymers with narrow molecular weight distributions and excellent agreement between theoretical and experimental number average molecular weights.
The model is adjusted by fitting the coefficient of dislocation annihilation in order to get the experimental number of dislocations in the first wafer of the reference crystal.
We simulate chains of the natural rubber at mesoscale with an experimental number average molecular weight and decode the behavior of every chain individually in order to formulate strain energy densities with the help of non-Gaussian statistical treatment of a rubber chain.
The band closed with an electric version of the Wedding Album track "John John (Let's Hope for Peace)", an extended experimental number consisting of her screaming the title repeatedly to the feedback of the electric guitars.
One interesting feature of the experimental number of neighbor distributions is the skewness.
In 1693, after devoting some experimental numbers of the Athenian Mercury to "the Fair Sex," Dunton brought out the first magazine specifically for women, the Ladies' Mercury.
All the experimental numbers Nm in Figure 1 were obtained by using the mass spectroscopy from dips in the mass spectra.
Although low throughput in terms of experimental numbers and outcomes, there are several advantages to using mice as a model organism.
All procedures involving animals were approved and conducted in accordance with the guidelines set by the Animal Experiments Committee (DEC) of Utrecht University (experimental numbers: 2012.III.07.065, 2013.III.02.017, and 2013.II.12.126), as required by Dutch regulation.
Lower transformation efficiencies (only 4 out of 11 wild type mice developed a glioma), and as yet small experimental numbers, may have contributed to this discrepancy, and a full report will be necessary for further hypotheses to be drawn.
