The phrase "number fraction" is a common term in math and is grammatically correct.
It can be used in written English whenever referring to a specific number that is a fraction of a whole. For example, "We must reduce our carbon emissions by at least three-tenths, which is the number fraction required by the government."
Table 1 presents the number fraction of atoms with different local crystalline orders at several representative cooling temperatures.
The GBE processing resulted in a doubling the number fraction of Σ3 boundaries to 41%, accompanied by a 12 times increase in Σ9.
We find that the increase of system vibration magnitude would increase the number fraction of disordered atoms, which in turn changes the nanostructure of solidified products.
The brass has approximately the same number fraction of Σ3s (38%), but a lower number fraction of Σ9s and Σ27s and a markedly different microstructure where twins are not incorporated into the grain boundary network and instead the network is modified indirectly via the modification to the boundary crystallography that results from twinning.
The transition from a small change to big change in compressive stress is accompanied by the transition from an increase to decrease in the number fraction of HCP atoms with a monotonic increase in the number fraction of disordered atoms, as can be seen from Table 3 and Fig. 12b.
The high number fraction of micro-bubbles was concluded to have a positive impact in enhancing the liquid-side mass transfer coefficient, kL.
Table 1 details the mean results of whole number, fractions and money.
The effect of the carbon number fractions on the response is also of interest.
We show that 2-D length fractions, 2-D number fractions and 3-D number fractions are all distinct quantities when grain boundary type is correlated with grain boundary size.
The two number fractions are correlated exponentially with the aspect ratio.
The number fractions of different pores in these scaffolds were determined to confirm the hierarchical organization of pores.
