The proportion of each of these parts to total precipitated asphaltene depends on several factors such as pressure, temperature, physicochemical structure of flocculated asphaltene, the physicochemical structure of the surface of the pipe, and more importantly the in situ velocity of the fluid.
Of this, 69%% was associated with aboveground and 31 % with root NPP in US while in DS, contributions from aboveground and root parts to total NPP was 67 and 33 %, respectively.
Equation (6) guarantees that the amount of part i ordered from supplier k equals to total part i order in discount intervals offered by supplier k.
Letters written in 1712 and 1722 by a Jesuit missionary who spent some years at Jingdezhen record that some Qing pieces were handled by as many as 70 men, each contributing a small part to the total effect, and this is one of the reasons why many Qing wares are found to lack the freshness and the spontaneity of Ming decoration.
Therefore, the albedo of SWCNH suspension in water was only 0.05, confirming that the contribution of the scattered part to the total extinct light was very low.
The values in the table represent the shading factor defined above, and are the ratios of the illuminated part to the total area of the field as a function of height and azimuth of the sun position.
The S parameter defined as a ratio of counts in the central part to the total area of the annihilation line characterizes annihilation of positrons with low-momentum valence electrons in a sample (this parameter is sensitive to free-volume defects).
The influences of the wheel rotation speed on the radiation power contributions (the ratio of sound power radiated by a part to the total radiated sound power of the wheel) of the hub, web and tyre (including tyre, tread and flange) are shown in Fig. 13.
Afterwards, we computed the proportion of the white tip and black middle part to the total badge feather length and area.
Other NPHP genes described so far may only contribute a minor part to the total mutational load of typical NPH.
