Sentence examples for per unit of material from inspiring English sources

Thus, a spherical fissile core has the fewest escaping neutrons per unit of material, and this compact shape results in the smallest critical mass, all else being equal.

The estimated yield of nanotubes per unit of material fed to the flame was 0.1 wt% of carbon and 2.5 wt% of iron.

C ti : Transportation cost for ith supplier per unit of raw material.

With this in mind, a multi-objective cutting parameter optimization model is proposed, focusing on minimizing the process time and energy consumption per unit of removed material.

In case of the increase of oxidant, that is being given per unit of raw material, insignificant rise of COMC (Fig. 3) occurs, and the content of oxygen-containing gaseous products (CO2 and CO) decreases twice if OFR rises, and appropriately, and the volume of desulphurization gases increases eight times (from 0.6 to 4.8 m3/(h kg), Table 3).

If absolute respiration per unit of biological material is to be calculated, the value of VC is required, and is determined by external calibration.

The corrected oxygen consumption rate values reflect the true biological respiration per unit of biological material plated into each well of the XF24 V7 microplate.

Improved transportation removed this restriction, and today economic considerations frequently determine grain selection, with the principal grain used being the one available at the lowest price per unit of fermentable materials.

Design for the environment (DfE) involves the design or redesign of specific products so as to reduce their impacts, while 'life cycle analysis' (LCA) quantifies resource use and emissions per unit of product from material extraction to the eventual disposal of the product.

The particular techniques chosen to mine them depend on a number of physical conditions: the extent, thickness, and character of the deposit and bedrock; the orientation of the deposit; the thickness of the overburden; the source and quantity of water available; and the value per unit volume of material.

It is sometimes denoted κ for susceptibility per unit mass of material.