Sentence examples for inverse behaviour from inspiring English sources

The surface area available to hydrogen chemisorption exhibits the inverse behaviour.

In addition, as the PVC component was increased, tensile strength and Young's modulus were increased, while the inverse behaviour was observed in elongation at break.

In particular, an "inverse behaviour" (i.e. the decrease in the critical strain with increasing strain rate and/or decreasing temperature) is traced back to the same thermally activated process that causes "normal behaviour".

While electrical current density increases as RH does in the case of the ZnO nanoparticles, ZnO nanorods show inverse behaviour.

In general, sizes and densities show an inverse behaviour: with increasing deposition temperature and decreasing deposition rate, R, the typical sizes of the coherent dots increase, whereas the typical surface densities decrease [23].

As compared with survival distributions, the right-truncated normal shows inverse behaviour in that it puts most mass on large values of the random variable.

Whether, however, any of these wells proves the truth of the supposition of the inverse-behaviour, I do not know.

171 Polybius has said that there was "a spring in the Heracleium"; Poseidonius says "two wells"; but Pliny (2.100) says, "At Gades, which is very near the temple of Heracles, there is a spring, enclosed like a well," to which he ascribes the phenomenon of the inverse-behaviour.

The results indicated an inverse relationship between pressure and conversion rate while an opposite behaviour was shown by the H2/wax ratio.

As seen in Table 1 all ROILung regions showed inverse impedance behaviour to ROIHeart with negative slopes and α between 152° and 181°.

Inverse temperature solubility behaviour was observed at higher temperatures, with cloud-points ranging from 32 to 53°C at pH 8.