Sentence examples for fractions of materials from inspiring English sources
The spatial volume fractions of materials of FGM (size problem) and the shape design parameters are considered.
However, there is still an obstacle to substituting large fractions of materials with MSW ash (Chimenos et al. 1999).
Instead, concentration correction factors can be introduced to account for either errors in the concentration determination or for the presence of inactive fractions of material.
The temperature-dependent properties of the FG shell are assumed to be graded through the thickness according to a simple rule of mixture and power-law function of volume fractions of material constituents.
These values suggest that both bodies are composed of a significant fraction of materials such as silicate rock and organic compounds denser than water ice (which has a density of 1 gram per cubic cm).
In a note published with the 175 pages in Arabic that were released Thursday along with English translations, retired Gen. John Abizaid said they probably represent only a small fraction of materials taken from the compound in the US raid that tracked down and killed bin Laden in May 2011.
The fraction of materials passing 4.75 mm sieve was 26% and 244 %, respectively for SMA 1 and SMA 2, and 75 μ passing material was 10%% for both mixtures.
In Scenario 5, we accounted for changes in yield and composition of DDGS but assumed no impact to CGF or CGM because of the comparatively small fraction of materials in the livestock feeding system and the minimal impact anticipated.
Two recent strategies for realizing such gains have been (i) increasing the number of interfaces or effectively the volume fraction of material located in the interfacial regions and (ii) tailoring the structure of grain boundaries by changing interfacial chemistry.
Second cycle slake durability index values (Id2) are the percentage of the fraction of material retained in the drum after the second cycle test is completed.
The volume fraction of material constituents is assumed to vary via a power-law function through the thickness in both steps.
