Sentence examples for mass-dependent from inspiring English sources

The factor Ti is the mass-dependent transmission efficiency.

The voltage settings in the APi-TOF section influence the mass-dependent transmission efficiency.

Furthermore, neither approach was designed to accommodate oxygen three-isotope distributions which do not conform to terrestrial mass-dependent behaviour.

We compare our measured eclipse depths to the predictions of a suite of atmosphere models and to eclipse depths for planets with previously published observations in order to constrain the temperature- and mass-dependent properties of gas giant planet atmospheres.

The correction procedure involves no approximations, in principle, and is equally applicable to CO2 of terrestrial, mass-dependent oxygen isotopic composition, as well as to more 'exotic' sources.

But whether you produce a neutron star or a black hole, as well as how much of a UV/optical counterpart is produced, should be strongly mass-dependent.

The systematic uncertainties for [HOM] have the following sources and fractional errors (1σ): sulfuric acid calibration (50%), charging efficiency of HOMs in the ion source (25%), mass dependent transmission efficiency (50%) and sampling line losses (20%).

This course will address these and related topics by focusing on the fundamental processes that govern isotopic variations, including radioactive decay, mass dependent isotope fractionation and dynamic transfers between reservoirs.

In small birds, this trade-off is thought to be mass dependent because increased mass is expected to reduce maximum flight performance during escape from predators.

Unlike the PE method, MCA is not mass dependent and high resolution mass spectra can be achieved with a single tuning of instrument parameters.

We find that binding is mass dependent, with the resultant complexes reflecting the native quaternary architecture of the target, indicating that protection happens early in the denaturation.