Sentence examples for reduction in the coefficient from inspiring English sources

CDreduced is the percent reduction in the coefficient of drag (Cd), shown as a value from 0 to 1.

An 18% reduction in the coefficient of friction was observed at temperatures as high as 400 450 °C for this film.

Both operations accompany a reduction in the coefficient of performance compared to the design value, but variable speed operation exhibits much less reduction at the same refrigeration capacity.

Wear tests showed that Ti-DLC coatings on both untreated and nitrided surfaces caused a reduction in the coefficient of friction.

The reason of the reduction in the coefficient of friction was found to be the formation of transfer film between the sliding surfaces.

Furthermore, 5 wt% H-Py-RGO loading resulted in a 91% reduction in the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of the PI/H-Py-RGO nanocomposite.

The reduction in the coefficients of variation was attributed to smaller particles and a more homogenous distribution of particle sizes obtained during the slurry mixing.

Among girls, although a similar pattern was observed and thus a marked reduction in the coefficients was seen, the association with SES remained statistically significant even in the model with 11 different predictors, suggesting a more complex impact of SES on lung function involving body size, composition, and other factors.

The highest improvement in the lift coefficient is 27.4% and the average reduction in the drag coefficient is 19.6%.

Hanushek and Woessmann (2008) attribute the reduction experienced in the coefficient of years of schooling together with the larger value of the adjusted R(^{2}) in column (2), to the better measure of human capital provided by test scores in comparison to years of schooling.

The relative reduction in the diffusion coefficient was larger when the concrete itself had a higher diffusion coefficient.