Sentence examples for fraction of defects from inspiring English sources
This fraction has an isotacticity content of mmmm=0.995 and a molar fraction of defects of 0.001.
A kinetic Monte Carlo code, simulating the lithium vacancy diffusion, has been developed and used to predict the correlation factor as a function of the atomic fraction of defects.
A separate chemical expansion coefficient for defect complexes was found to match an empirically predicted value for lattice parameter versus dopant concentration from the literature showing that at room temperature, a considerable fraction of defects are in complexes.
This may be due to structural differences relating to the ease in which the Al atom migrates into the substrate and the fact that martensite contains a larger fraction of defects.
The results show that an increase in spray temperature and in-flight particle velocity, obtained by increasing the gas temperature and pressure, leads to a decline in the volume fraction of defects within the coating as well as improvement of the substrate/coating interface.
where η d and η b is fraction of defect-trapped and free-annihilated positrons, respectively (η d = 1 − η b ).
Using flux ratios of oxygen to nitrogen, we can predict the area fraction of defect pores.
Also, a variation in the fraction of defect and/or edge sites was found.
The nanotube size was found to play a minimal role in the tensile behavior of SW-defected SWCNTs; only in cases of very small nanotube diameters, where the fraction of defect area to the nanotube area is high, was a larger decrease in the failure stress predicted.
This difference on the time effect is attributed to the higher volume fractions of defects, which are caused by severe rolling technique compared with its coarse counterpart-CPII.
However in modern integration technology, single stuck at fault model can capture only a small fraction of real defects and as a remedy, advanced fault models such as bridging faults, transition faults, delay faults, etc. are now being considered.
