Sentence examples for reference properties from inspiring English sources

Such reference properties are subtracted from the experimental data and the difference is analyzed.

Structural timber is, in most cases, characterized by three parameters usually designated as reference properties: density, bending modulus of elasticity and bending strength.

If the pure component reference properties are not available, then the may he obtained from the properties of two similar fluids.

The paper contains a description of the basic reference properties for timber strength parameters and ultimate limit state equations for timber components.

One of the focuses of the present paper is the assessment of the global behaviour of timber floors by means of dynamic analysis, which is one of the non destructive tests (NDT) used to evaluate the reference properties of the wood.

The definitions of viscoelastic stress, reference modulus and pseudostrain were rigorously established to assure that the material properties in the linear viscoelastic stage were the reference properties and that the sole linear viscoelastic effect was eliminated when determining the pseudostrain and DPSE in the three stages.

The reference property could refer to any number of things, such as a general capacity (e.g. problem solving), a specific ability (e.g. language, theory of mind, tool-use), a behavior, or even brain activity (see Farah 2008 for an example of this last approach).

The speed of modern hard disks together with the same locality of reference property that lets caches work well makes virtual memory feasible.

The locality of reference property means that a sequence of memory addresses will frequently be used, and fast DRAM is designed to speed access to subsequent addresses after the first one.

These expansions have been termed 'weak-contrast' expansions due to the conditionally convergent integrals, and the reliance upon only small perturbations from the reference property.

The excess enthalpy of the IL + lignin/cellulose mixtures is evaluated as reference property to describe the affinity of lignin and cellulose for different ionic liquids, in terms of the intermolecular interactions contributing to their mixing properties.