Sentence examples for measured electron density from inspiring English sources

At 1.5 K, the measured electron density (mobility) was 1.80×1011 cm −2(2.17×106cm2V−1s−1) therefore, the mean free path is over 10 μm which is much larger than the electron propagation length.

KOMPSAT-1 measured electron density and temperature of the pre-midnight upper ionosphere at 685 km altitude from June 28, 2000 to August 1 , 2001

Our overall results show that up to 100 200 km (depending on each group), the uncertainty associated with the precision is in the order of the measured electron density values.

The measured electron density contrast revealed that the distance of segregation in PEO/PVAc blends involved the extralamellar segregation before CO2 treatments and the swelling of interlamellar region dominated the drastic increase of scattering intensity after CO2 treatments.

In the future, one may expect that the whole process of material design and fabrication could be integrated, having as initial step predictions based on calculated or measured electron density models of the molecular building blocks, that could offer an initial guess of the expected property of a crystalline solid.

At the same time the Saura MF radar which is only ∼15 km away from ALWIN measured electron densities (Ne) and turbulence energy dissipation rates.

The reduction of the generalized uncertainty relation because of the boundary condition is discussed by reanalyzing experimental data for measured electron densities in a hydrogen molecule encapsulated in a fullerene C60 cage.

The validity of these profiles is tested in two ways: (a) by assessing deviations of measured electron densities from corresponding model values, and (b) by comparing the observed riometer absorption with the simulated absorption values derived from model electron densities representative of observed absorption levels.

Therefore, they cannot measure electron density profiles during this event.

One of the interesting ways for analyzing the spectrum of plasma is measuring electron density, which may be obtained from ( H_{alpha } ) line in the spectrum.

While methods to calculate or measure electron density are not discussed in detail, the derived quantities and tools, useful for crystal engineering analyses, are presented and their applications in the recent literature are illustrated.