Sentence examples for hour per square from inspiring English sources

Mass transfer per cross-sectional area of conducting tissue is referred to as specific mass transfer and is expressed as grams per hour per square centimetre of phloem or sieve tubes.

With a given specific mass transfer, the velocity with which a liquid of a certain concentration flows can be calculated; in dicotyledonous stems, for example, specific mass transfer is between 10 and 25 grams per hour per square centimetre of sieve tube tissue at times of peak performance.

This unit represented a counterpart of the much more familiar unit kilowatt hour per square meter and year (kWh/m2/a), which for instance—is frequently used to display the thermal energy consumption of buildings.

Exfoliating this bottle took about one hour per square inch of forest, with the most time consuming parts being the distant hills, where smaller tree tufts were used to give the illusion of distance.

It shows kilowatt hours per square metre and covers all 388 local authorities.

Annually, the one with a master meter used 1.38 kilowatt hours per square foot more than the one with submeters, he said, costing an additional $52,000 a year.

Parik says the biggest challenge was to educate architects and engineers to meet energy performance targets of 75-80 kilowatt hours per square metre (kWh/m²) per year, compared to 250 kWh/m² previously.

About 3,000 annual hours of sunshine will yield roughly 2,500 kilowatt hours per square meter (kW h/m2) [3, 8].

The EBL process is highly time-consuming for this particular design at a rate of five and a half hours per square centimetre.

After validation of the data, the output raster map showed the annual average of the daily sums of global irradiation for horizontal surfaces (in watt hours per square meter per day) (see Figure 2).

In mode 2, the raster maps of the daily sum of solar irradiation (in watt hours per square meter per day) are computed as an integration of irradiance values that are calculated within a set day.