Sentence examples for mean extinction coefficients from inspiring English sources

Finally, by using the diffusion approximation, the Rosseland mean extinction coefficients and radiative thermal conductivities were obtained for various temperatures.

Taking into account the generally accepted mean extinction coefficients for double-stranded DNA at 260 nm and 280 nm, pure nucleic acid samples are expected to have an A 260/ A 280 ratio of approximately 1.8 and an A 260/ A 230 ratio above 2.0 [ 31 ].

Radiative characteristics of opacifier-loaded silica aerogel composites such as specific spectral extinction coefficient and Rossland mean extinction coefficient were usually calculated by the Fourier infrared spectral experiment and the Beer law.

Next, the Mie theory is adopted to calculate the temperature-dependent Rosseland mean extinction coefficient of the aerogel composites, and the radiative thermal conductivity is obtained according to the Rosseland equation.

BmrCD concentration was determined by absorbance at 280 nm (Mean extinction coefficient = 68,077.5 M−1 cm−1).

The tunnel was filled with artificial smoke and acetic acid, which produced a mean light extinction coefficient of 2.2 m−1.

This model is parameterised with species-specific information about extinction coefficients and mean crown length, diameter, height and leaf area.

The extinction coefficients are derived from the mean leaf inclination of species (Sinoquet et al. 2000).

These extinction coefficients can be estimated using the mean crown length, diameter, height and leaf area information to run a tree-level light model.

It can be parameterised with species-specific information about mean crown length, diameter, height and leaf area as well as extinction coefficients for a simulated homogeneous canopy.

Subjugation did not, however, mean extinction.