Sentence examples for net surface area from inspiring English sources

We use the results of this analysis to estimate the magnitude of differential acceleration noise coupling to a STEP test mass pair due to spacecraft displacement and find the following constraint δc≤10−3x··10−15ms−2/Hz12m200g1 mGBr21 cma2Hz−12 where δ is the spacecraft displacement amplitude spectral density, c is the spacing between superconducting surfaces of net surface area a2.

The ζ-potential of the montmorillonite face surface, ψ zf, was assumed to be equal to the bulk ζ-potential of the montmorillonite suspension because the edge surface represents only a small fraction (< 1%) of the net surface area [48].

The photoelectrochemical experiment was performed in a conventional three electrode, in which the resulting ZnO nanosheet film/ITO substrate acted as working electrode (illuminating area of 1 cm2), a platinum net (surface area of 1 cm2) as counter electrode, and an Ag/AgCl as reference electrode.

In this context, compound B2 appears to decrease the net surface area of aggregates by amassing multiple small aggregates into a single large inclusion [13].

We found that the average apical surface area of StC between stage 8 and early stage 10A increases from 35±5 µm to 800±50 µm, which corresponds to the net surface area of the StC growing from 0.2±0.2×10 µm to 4.0±2.5×10 µm (Fig. 2B).

Calculate the net surface area.

It is observed that flame development is accelerated and the net flame surface area growth rate, i.e. heat release rate, increased with increasing vortex velocity.

We have also determined the net available surface area of these nanoparticles (97 m2/g) and our results suggest a vertical alignment of 88 GFP molecules in a nearly closest packed configuration per "average" nanoparticle.

Although natural forests worldwide declined by 6% between 1990 and 2015, temperate forests, which currently cover only about 32 47% of their current potential extent and are more altered and reduced in original extent globally than boreal or tropical forests, have not suffered a net loss in surface area during that same time period.

As a whole, there were a net gain of 4,107,000 m2 in surface area and a net gain of 30,271,000 m3 in volume, an equivalent of approximately 36 million metric tons of sediment assuming a bulk density of 1.2 t/m3.

Even with growth in building square footage, the current Campus plan (complete in 2017) will result in a net increase in pervious surface area on campus.