Sentence examples for per unit of surface from inspiring English sources
Also, the release patterns could be changed by altering the tablet weight and size, but the amounts released per unit of surface area were the same.
The size of a worm reactor will therefore mainly be determined by the sludge consumption rate per unit of surface area.
The design approach is based on soluble biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) per unit of surface area per day (soluble BOD/m2/day).
A local vaporization mass flow rate per unit of surface area is defined and Stefan flow is involved in the process.
However, the relation between catalytic activity and texture is not linear and the preparation having low surface area and containing NiS bulky particles covered by curved WS2 slabs showed the highest activity per unit of surface area.
It was concluded that the change in entropy is the key factor determining the amount of gas adsorbed per unit of surface area of CDC and up to 55% more methane can be adsorbed if the structure of carbon material is optimized.
It showed that soil loss per unit of gully surface is very high (1.7 tofs/m2 of gully surface over the 30 years time period) indicating the severity of gully erosion in the subcatchment.
In this context, the level of "constraint" per unit mass is simultaneously related to the degree to which water is constrained per unit of exposed surface area and the amount of exposed surface area per unit mass that a polymer presents to the surrounding water.
The objectives of this study were to evaluate the effect of storage temperature on smoked Cheddar cheese surfaces for (1) the number of discrete visible crystals formed per unit of cheese surface area; (2) growth rate and shape of discrete crystals (as measured by area and circularity); (3) percentage of total cheese surface area occupied by crystals.
The objective is to maximize the RHEx's heat transfer rate per unit of frontal surface area (q″).
The heat absorption rate per unit of ground surface area occupied by the GHX is shown to be 18 times greater than a single-pipe horizontal heat-exchanger.
