Sentence examples for proportion per unit from inspiring English sources

The second duration on the left-hand side stances for the desorption from the drop, where J eq is the steadiness desorption proportion per unit area of the drop (the same as the steadiness desorption proportion from the hard InSb (111) B surface) and ζ is the supersaturation of composite in the bead to the compact condition.

We also assumed that a constant proportion per unit time of the lead present in the blood was lost to another compartment, such that the amount in the blood would decline by a proportion (1−exp −k2)) per day in the absence of absorption.

Quantiles and proportions in a sampling distribution of a per unit area attribute (Y) depend on the spatial support (area) of employed survey plots.

Production cost (per unit input).

Different traits of birdsong could be subject to performance limits, such as the consistency in performing recurring vocal elements, termed syllables [ 7]; song density - the proportion of sound per unit of time [ 8]; low-pitched vocalizations [ 9]; or song amplitude [ 10, 11].

First, we construct a matrix of mineral compositions given in atomic proportions per formula unit in the system CaO SiO2 AF (Al2O3 + Fe2O3)–FM (FeO + MgO) as shown in Table 5.

Here, x t) is the proportion of infectives in the population at time t, τ > 0  is the length of time in which an individual remains infectious, and H t, s).x(s) is the proportion of new infectives per unit time [39].

Following early work by Shimbel and Rapaport [20], Beurle [21] focused, not on the activity of single neurons, but on the proportion of neurons activated per unit time in a given volume element of a slice or slab of neocortex, denoted by (n(mathbf {x},t)).

Fatty infiltration into muscle results in a reduced proportion of contractile tissue per unit muscle volume.

An optimal strategy to do this would include maximizing the proportion of correct responses per unit time (the reward rate; Bogacz et al., 2006; Gold & Shadlen, 2002; Hawkins et al., in press; Simen et al., 2009).

We will consider p i, the proportion of full-length proviruses per unit length of chromosome i.