Sentence examples for grams per second from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses the design and development of two thermal mass by-pass flowmeters for the ranges of 90 grams per second(g/s) and 15g/s operating at 18 bar and 19.5 bar pressures respectively for air flow measurement.

Area emission rates based on the per-employee emissions algorithm were entered into ISCST3 in grams per second meter squared.

Source emission rates were treated as constant over 1 year by converting the number of pounds released in calendar year 2000 to grams per second.

Such heat production, A, is given in calories per cubic centimetre per second, or 1 calorie per gram per year = 4.186 × 107 ergs per gram per year = 1.327 ergs per gram per second.

While the Sun produces energy at the rate of about two ergs per gram per second, a more luminous main-sequence star can release energy at a rate some 1,000 times greater.

A critical factor in the equation is the frictional coefficient, f (dimensions gram per second) which depends on both the size and shape of the protein.

The slope of the linear range for each activity assay (Δfluorescence/sec) was converted to moles of resorufin per gram per second (mol/g*sec) using the standard curve and the protein content of each sample.

As a consequence of Faraday's law, the rates of electrochemical reactions at electrodes (expressed in terms of gram moles per second per square centimetre of electrode surface) are directly proportional to the current density (expressed in amperes per square centimetre)—i.e., current flowing through the cell divided by the electrode surface area.

The EPA's estimate for the area is 2.3 grams to 4.6 grams of methane per second per square kilometer.

Over a two-day period in June 2012, they detected 2 grams to 14 grams of methane per second per square kilometer over the entire area.

The study shows that during drilling, as much as 34 grams of methane per second were spewing into the air from seven natural gas well pads in southwest Pennsylvania — up to 1,000 times the EPA estimate for methane emissions during drilling, Purdue atmospheric chemistry professor and study lead author Paul Shepson said in a statement.