Sentence examples for per unit measured from inspiring English sources
Loading measures the amount of a chemical found over a unit area (e.g., micrograms of pesticide per square centimeter) or per unit measured (e.g., microgram per child's hand).
These membranes proved to have a high thermal stability, with a decomposition temperature between 300 and 350 °C, and a high proton conductivity, 60 mS/cm at 70 °C for a polyphenylsulfone with 0.9 sulfonic acid group per repeating unit measured at 100% relative humidity.
Current: current is the flow of electric charge transferred by a circuit per time unit, measured in Amperes (A): a = frac{varDelta c}{varDelta t} (1).
Just as with Amazon's contacts-per-unit measure, the more human intervention a travel booking requires, the higher the cost.Yet the internet still offers advantages.
c, The cumulative length per unit mass, measured within an area of A = 25 µm2 at a constant mass density of σ = 0.08 µg cm-2, was found to stay at an approximately constant value of Λ = 9.6 ± 0.5 µm fg-1 throughout the scission process.
Fig. 2 a Pit count per unit area measured by AFM.
Thus the total noise power per unit bandwidth measured at the output of the mixer comprises the noise from this 50 Ω source, plus the added noise of the HEMT amplifier.
Inspection of Table 4 reveals the following: (1) the catalytic activity, expressed as reaction rate constant per unit mass, measured for pure and variously doped solids increased by increasing the calcination temperatures of all solids investigated calcined at 300 500 °C.
The effort is used as control term, the age classes as states and the quantity of captured fish per unit of effort as measured output.
The measured luminous flux per unit area was measured to be about 24 kLux using a light-meter.
For each initial time t0 the expected QC related cost per time unit measure of the predefined QC sampling intervals with acceptable residual risk measure was compared with the respective measure of the QC sampling interval estimated to be optimal.
