Sentence examples for packing fractions from inspiring English sources

Among these, the mixed-sphere liquid performs worst near the base of the core where packing fractions are highest.

Such value is close to random and hexagonal close packing fractions: 64% and 74%, respectively.

A significant improvement of the accuracy, over the ranges of packing fractions under current investigation, has been observed.

Wald and Salisbury (1995) measured in air thermal infrared (7 14 µm) directional emissivity of quartz for several particle size ranges and packing fractions.

Global atom packing fractions derived from measured densities range from about 0.62 to 0.76, and the most stable binary glasses all have packing fractions in excess of 0.70, supporting the idea that atom packing efficiency influences glass stability.

Typically, the practical solution is to use high pressures to overcome agglomerate breakdown strengths to reach higher packing fractions.

The resulting packings show similar radial and axial packing fraction distributions compared to the dynamic equilibrium packing state produced by the DEM pebble flow simulation.

Sequentially-built random sphere-packings have been numerically studied in the packing fraction interval 0.329 < γ < 0.586.

For spherical cells, the maximum packing fraction, ρmax, might be set to approximately 0.74 the close-packing fraction of uniform spheres.

The properties of the atomic nuclei themselves, such as the magnitude of the packing fraction and the power of entering into nuclear reactions, are, although dependent upon the atomic number, not dependent in the same periodic way.

P L is the lattice packing fraction.