Sentence examples for length per unit from inspiring English sources

Indirect measuring systems are those employing higher number to describe finer yarns and are based on length per unit weight.

Substantial yield advantage can be achieved, especially for wide hedgerows, partly by closer row spacing that increases row length per unit area.

It was found that the present statistical approach was effective for investigating the role of the process parameters on the crack length per unit surface area.

The high electrode performance is interpreted from the viewpoint of the three-phase boundary (TPB) length: the plated electrode has a larger TPB length per unit area than that of the pasted electrode.

c, The cumulative length per unit mass, measured within an area of A = 25 µm2 at a constant mass density of σ = 0.08 µg cm-2, was found to stay at an approximately constant value of Λ = 9.6 ± 0.5 µm fg-1 throughout the scission process.

The water balance equation for change of soil moisture storage in a soil is given as where S is storage, P is precipitation, E is evaporation, and R is surface runoff plus percolation rate into the groundwater zone; all terms are in units of length per unit of time (e.g., millimetres per day, centimetres per month).

Then, strain energy of thin-walled tube (per unit length) was obtained using the clastic-plastic theory.

Then strain energy of thin-walled tube (per unit length) is obtained subsequently using the elastic-plastic theory.

We will consider p i, the proportion of full-length proviruses per unit length of chromosome i.

The Poisson's ratio is calculated from the engineering strain, which is defined as the change in length ΔL per unit of the original length L, that is, ɛ=ΔL/L.

(E ) Average of the absolute value of filament length changes per unit time (0.5 s).