Sentence examples for is a function of thermal from inspiring English sources
It is also known that natural frequency vary with size as well as applied mechanical strain and thermal relaxation time constant is a function of thermal properties.
The amount of heat thus transferred is a function of thermal contact conductance and the nature of contact between the two tubes.
Equation 5 states that the harmonic-averaged thermal conductivity at every lateral grid position ((i,j)) is a function of thermal conductivity values at all cells down to the maximum depth at that location as well as their thicknesses.
The derating factor is found to be a function of thermal conductivity of soil, duration of continuous operation of EATHE and length of pipe.
However their mechanical properties are highly variable and may be a function of thermal expansion anisotropy (TEA) induced stresses and microcracking.
Phenology of many traits in plants outside of the tropics is a function of seasonal thermal or photoperiodic cues, some of which can be modified by other environmental stresses such as drought.
From Zener's work we know that the thermoelastic damping is a function of natural frequency and thermal relaxation time constant.
The thermoelectric efficiency is quantified by the figure of merit ZT which is a function of the electrical and thermal conductivity and the Seebeck coefficient of the thermoelectric material.
►There is a circular analysis concerning the current procedure for borehole thermal resistance identification: borehole thermal resistance (R b) is a function of the borehole radius (r b) and thermal diffusivity (d b), R b(r b,d b), and is estimated using regression analysis which applies to steady state conditions, i.e., from a time actually identified by the inequality (Gehlin 2002).
However, as the partial derivative of thermal conductivity is a function of temperature, it is simple to approximate, and in this study we use a more complicated but faster converging Newton method.
In addition to a rock's isotropy or anisotropy, thermal conductivity is a function of temperature (Clauser and Huenges 1995).
