Sentence examples for relation has been derived from inspiring English sources
Based on the characteristics of the sorbent particles, a linear driving force relation has been derived for sorption kinetics.
On the ground of this experimental finding, a relation has been derived between the number of pellets contacting 1 m2 of the wall surface area and the average voidage within that bed region, and the ratio of the tube-to-pellet radii.
In the case of formation of poorly soluble oxy-hydroxides of the stoichiometric composition M OH) n(S), MОOH(S), or M 2О n(S), the following remarkable relation has been derived (Spinu and Povar 2013a): frac{beta_{mathrm{H}}^S}{n^2}=frac{beta_M^S}{1^2} (21).
An equivalent relation has been derived for a static configuration network model with an arbitrary degree distribution (Miller 2012).
A large quantity of data on the impact of CRF on the adiposity-mortality relation has been derived from a prospective Aerobic Center Longitudinal Study.
From this study, overall seismic fragility relations have been derived from extensive fragility analyses in terms of broad range of hazard levels for multiple performance levels which were achieved by new direct performance-based design using MR dampers.
Using regular solution thermodynamics, relations have been derived between the mercury vapour pressure of the amalgam and the melting point, melting enthalpy and mercury interaction enthalpy of the underlying alloy.
For Peclet numbers above 200, empirical relations have been derived that predict the value of the mass transfer coefficient as a function of the Reynolds number and the Schmidt number.
In addition, general relations have been derived here for the transfer of source characteristics from one station to another station across one or more acoustical elements, and also for combining several sources into a single equivalent source.
Mathematical relations have been derived to calculate the α-range in which Xopt meets the requirements of F/M ratio.
A relation for this effective length has been derived in terms of the relative density of the cellular medium.
