Sentence examples for flow state as a function of from inspiring English sources

The results from numerical simulation showed that the optimized technique can greatly improve the efficiency and accuracy of the measurement, because a steady flow state as a function of time can be achieved much faster in comparison with the conventional transient technique when the same magnitude of initial pressure difference is established between the two ends of the sample.

(b) Programmable non-reciprocal states as a function of the number of ports.

(c) Density and time constant of trap states as a function of gate voltages.

Evolution of the mass flow rates as a function of heat flux in steady state condition are presented and compared to a numerical model that have been developed to assist the design of such a cooling scheme.

Fig. 2 Equilibrium time of both flow schemes as a function of the flow velocity.

Proof is given that formal potentials and formal temperature coefficients can be used with modified forms of the Nernst Equation to quantify the thermodynamics of flow cell reactions as a function of state-of-charge.

Figure 10 Hadean hydrothermal flow as a function of total Earth's heat flow (expressed as multiplicities of present day heat flow – PDHF).

Previous studies modeled gene flow as a function of distance from the nearest transgenic source field.

(A), (B): Determination coefficient for the prediction of large flows, as a function of the flow threshold.

A series of design charts were created to present dimensionless steady-state flow rate, lateral zone of impact, and the dimensionless liquid volume needed to reach a steady-state condition, as a function of dimensionless input variables.

The rate of particle flow through a blood vessel plays an important role in the kinetics of nanoparticle endothelial cell association: gentle flow (16 mL min−1, shear stress = 0.1 dynes cm−2) generates a fourfold increase in nanoparticle association compared to other tested flow rates; at higher flow rates, nanoparticle association decreases as a function of flow.