Sentence examples for per unit of mass from inspiring English sources

Units: specific energy or power is measured per unit of mass.

(i) Lipids are more reduced than carbohydrates and so they have more energy per unit of mass.

Notably, this force is calculated per unit inertial load in grams, i.e. per unit of mass that needs to be moved by the force.

In addition, the specific power (power per unit of mass) of the ICE is much higher than that of other candidates like fuel cells, photovoltaic, and battery units.

Aggregates are hydrodynamically controlled, with a power dependence of aggregate size on the energy dissipated per unit of mass close to 0.25.

Since the heat per unit of mass for the full tube length increases with either an increase in heat flux or a decrease in mass velocity and tube diameter, the transition always occurs at smaller vapor qualities with the increase of the heat per unit of mass during the transition of the three flow patterns.

This value is the object's density and expresses it in units of mass per unit of volume.

It must also be noted that magnetic-moment values are given per unit of total mass (emu/g), that is, considering the total mass of both magnetite and capping agent (lysine).

This enhancement appears to be such that the conversion per unit of cell mass is greater rather than being due to an increase in cell mass.

Divergent conclusions emerge from the literature regarding the relationship between muscle quality (defined as muscle strength per unit of muscle mass) and physical function.

Indeed, when expressed per unit of muscle mass, Fmax was similar between Px and Sham animals both at 4 weeks and 8 weeks.