Sentence examples for particles per minute from inspiring English sources

William Jackson, a young Air Force lieutenant, helped with some of the first testing near the craters, using a hand-held alpha particle counter that could measure up to two million alpha particles per minute.

PLA, a starch-based material, emitted 20 billion particles per minute while ABS, a plastic, emitted 200 billion.

The total number of α particles per minute (cpm) resulting from the decay of 222Rn and 220Rn and their daughter nuclides, 218Po and 216Po, were counted successively for 10 to 20 min using a portable α-scintillation detector, RDA-200 (Scintrex, Vaughan, Canada) or AB-5 (Pylon Electrics, Ottawa, Canada).

And the emission rates were high -- about 20 billion particles per minute for a 3D printer working with PLA material at a relatively low temp and upwards of 200 billion/minute for those working at higher temps and with other materials.

Another study of influenza (13 symptomatic subjects) reported that one person generated up to 20 influenza particles per minute during breathing [38].

The maximum safe throughput of the instrument reaches 3,000 particles per minute.

With the new design, an ambient aerosol concentration (dN/dlog dm) of 1 × 103 cm−3 yields approximately 2 3 particles analyzed per minute.

A sitting individual generates roughly one million dust particles (≥0.3 micrometer diameter) per minute (a visible particle is usually ≥10 micrometers).

However, once again the values dropped quickly after the AC system was switched on (down to 1.553 particles per m3 after 21 minutes of use).

Due to the high total count rate coming from the combined area of its detectors, the Pierre Auger Observatory (its detectors have a total area greater than 16,000 m2) detects a flux of secondary particles of the order of ∼108 counts per minute.

This involved quantifying the numbers of APP-EGFP particles that crossed a defined line in mid-axons per minute.