Sentence examples for function of field from inspiring English sources
Open image in new window Figure 7 Variation of magnetization as a function of field for PTSA-doped TANI/Fe 3 O 4 nanocomposite samples.
In this letter, similar paradoxical phenomena were demonstrated; the etch rate as a function of field strength was evidenced and interpreted in light of current-burst-model.
Figure 8 The specific magnetization of the MgFe2O4/PVP composite samples calcined in air for 2 h at different temperatures, as a function of field, measured at 20 °C.
The visual aspect's stability of the paints was monitored as function of field exposure wherein the painted panels were naturally aged throughout one solar year in the alpine environment of Trento − northern of Italy.
This paper quantitatively discusses the effect of electrode impedance on the electric field distribution as a function of field frequency, electrolyte composition, and electrode zeta potential in microelectrode systems.
Fig. 5 Mean free adsorption energies as function of field strength for suspension (10 g L−1) of clay fractions (< 2 μm) of paddy soil (Inceptisols) (LY) (a), boggy soil (Histosols) (JH) (b), yellow brown soil (Haplic Luvisols) (NJ) (c) and yellow drab soil (Ustalfs) (XY) (d) saturated with different ratios of Cd2+ Zn2+ in deionized water.
Figure 2 Growth rate varies at different substrate temperatures (deposition temperature) on the condition that plasma power is 80 W. Figure 3 shows the surface fixed charge density as a function of field-effect passivation at various deposition temperatures before and after annealing at variable temperature.
He believes that more stationary or limited functions of field of view are well suited to the industry-agnostic use-cases on which Augmate focuses, including warehouse picking and manual worker training.
A quantum design physical property measurement system magnetometer was used to measure AC susceptibility as a function of magnetic field, frequency, temperature and field history.
To visualize correlations as a function of visual field representation, individual subject radial and angular position data were converted to a 30 × 30 Cartesian grid space.
Note, again, that β ij is in general a function of magnetic field and depends on both zero-field and Zeeman terms (shown in Figure4).
