Sentence examples for per unit depth from inspiring English sources

Nitrate storage per unit depth in the vadose zone is highest under PO (1703 kg/ha), followed by VE (970 kg/ha), WM (736 kg/ha) and CO (727 kg/ha).

The resistance per unit depth increased exponentially with solids content, so much so that there is an optimal solids content in relation to the rate of production of dried material.

Momentums and energy per unit depth have also been computed which are of important parameters in the design concept of either the target or the projectile (hollow charge) itself.

Although solutions involving feedback of the measured bulk density into a time-budgeting algorithm are conceivable, a simple approach where equal time is spent per unit depth may be best, providing an accuracy in bulk density of around 5 20%, for 25 mm slices and the expected range of parameters.

The results of this analysis show that the specific heat exchange rate per unit-depth of borehole can vary with depth, including within individual strata.

The total burrow surface area per unit sediment depth, Sh, at any given depth is then obtained by: Sh = ∑ sh     (2).

The equivalent burrow radius r1 x) is calculated from the total burrow surface area per unit sediment depth according to.

Thermal performance was based on the temperature differences between inlet and outlet of U-tubes and the heat transfer per unit borehole depth (QL).

The surface area (sh) per unit sediment depth of vertical or horizontal burrows is therefore equal to Figure 2 Sample 3D stochastic network simulation of burrows and corresponding burrow surface area per volume (red line) as a function of depth.

Different inlet velocities of U-tubes were considered, and we found the heat transfer per unit borehole depth QL increases with the increase of inlet velocities, e.g., the QL of smooth U-tube was 35 W/m at inlet velocity of 0.2 m/s, and increased by 43% when the velocity was increased to 1.2 m/s.

In other words the two-dimensional model is per "unit of depth".