Sentence examples for measuring the yield from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the yield monitor designed and evaluated is accurate, with a mean error of 4·3% where the maximum error never exceeds 6·4%, and is capable of measuring the yield variability.

In the present study, we have avoided some of the complications associated with sharp tip nanoindentation by directly measuring the yield strengths and strain hardening/softening properties of Al Al3Sc multilayers using microcompression testing methods with a nanoindenter.

In this study the biochemical acidogenic potential of solid waste from juvenile rainbow trout was evaluated by measuring the yield of volatile fatty acids (VFA) during anaerobic digestion by batch or fed-batch reactor operation at hydrolysis time (HT /hydraulic retention time (HRT) of 1, 5, or 10 days (and for batch additional 14 and 20 days) in continuously stirred tank reactors.

A major problem in measuring the yield strength of a soft mudcake using conventional rheometers is the slippage between the material and the rheometer parts which contact the material (Bailey et al. 1998).

With Alvarez and Lawrence H. Johnson, Agnew had devised a method for measuring the yield of the nuclear blast by dropping pressure gauges on parachutes and telemetering the readings back to the plane.

The success of the self-assembly process was determined by measuring the yield and classifying the defects.

There are many different ways to measure the yield curve.

The assay does not measure the yield of gas from the pyrolytic process, which can be substantial.

Bulge tests are used in order to measure the yield strength of the metallic films.

This paper explores the feasibility of using a laboratory flume test to measure the yield stress of thickened tailings.

Using concrete rheometer to measure the yield stress and viscosity based on Bingham model, and then study the rheological regulation of concretes by changing the component proportions.