Sentence examples for film variable from inspiring English sources

The observed enhancement factors can be described with a new mass transfer theory, called the Film Variable Hold-up (FVH) model.

This overestimation was mainly due to the different weight assigned to PO2/FiO2 and chest film variables.

The higher values assumed by the discrepancy curves are found in PaO2/FiO2 and chest film variables.

Basic descriptive statistics of the film variables (film smoking exposure and number of films seen) were obtained along with frequencies of the control variables.

Thirdly, the origin of this overestimation was mainly due to different weights assigned to PO2/FiO2 and chest film variables.

At the American Chemical Society's annual meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, today, researchers presented evidence that the new material--called a thin-film variable emittance electrochromic device--can protect sensitive electronics from the harsh environment of space, including impacts from micrometeorites.

In general, the refractive index of a thin film is variable according to the kind of material and thickness of the films.

The phase distribution can be shaped by RE-fraction on a thin film of variable thickness, or by DIF-fraction on a diffraction grating that has been distorted on purpose.

As an exploratory study to investigate fatigue behavior of an elecrodeposited copper thin film under variable amplitude loading, repeated two-block loading tests were performed for various loading conditions.

The thickness and composition of the diffused over-layer, shown in Fig. 1b, have been obtained by monitoring the Ge LMM and Si LMM Auger lines measured as a function of x and fitting their intensities with a discrete layer model [12] where the OL is approximated by a Si1-α Ge α thin film of variable thickness along the x-direction and uniform composition α along its depth [13].

The current experiment investigated the influence of state and trait variables on the frequency of positive IAMs, predicting that film viewing variables (emotional reaction to the film, recognition memory of the film), would have a greater effect than participant characteristics (age, gender, history of hypomania, depression, anxiety).