Sentence examples for measured absorption coefficients from inspiring English sources
Good agreements are found between the measured absorption coefficients of the physical experiment and direct numerical simulation over a broad range of frequencies and sound pressure levels.
In the present work the cell was employed at up to 100 bar and 1000 K, and measured absorption coefficients of a CO2 N2 mixture at 100 bar and 1000 K are revealed for the first time, exceeding the high temperature and pressure combinations previously reported.
A related calibration method that does not rely on previously measured absorption coefficients and concentrations introduces an absorbing gas or aerosol with sufficiently high absorption coefficient so that the transmittance and thereby the extinction coefficient can be measured accurately.
The measured absorption coefficients reached 0.97 at 60 GHz in agreement with the calculations.
Gaseous absorption of the aerosol sample will also contribute to the measured absorption coefficient.
DNA concentration was then determined by multiplication of the measured absorption coefficient with 50 as a dsDNA specific factor.
The measured absorption coefficient (μ a of Fig. 8(a)) of the silicone-based liver phantoms matches Wilson's [ 36] and Arnfield's data [ 39] at 630nm and Zhu's data [ 38] at 632.8nm.
In addition, clusters were ineligible if household water samples commonly had a measured absorption coefficient greater than 0.1cm−1 at 254 nm (the wavelength at which UV light is emitted by the lamp used in the Mesita Azul); absorbance levels were also tested and monitored throughout the study.
Optical absorption spectroscopy (OAS) was adopted for measuring Zn densities, for which a hollow cathode lamp was used as a source light of a 213.9 nm line, which was selected to measure absorption coefficients and to calculate the ground state densities of Zn atoms.
In addition, those systems can only measure absorption coefficients up to 0.3 mm−1, not high enough to measure the absorption coefficient of whole blood in the VIS/NIR spectral range.
Because it is very difficult to measure absorption coefficient and k in the transparent region, there is not yet consensus on the UV-VIS-NIR behavior of forsterite and Mg-rich olivine.
