Sentence examples for relative coefficient of from inspiring English sources

The bond strength relative coefficient of BFRP bars can be considered to be 1.0.

Then, the relative coefficient of eccentricity on a conical surface was determined based on the mechanical model.

This allows considering the concept of "energy efficiency" as the relative coefficient of efficiency of the collection of all kinds of transformative mechanisms and devices.

The current response of the sensor increases linearly with the concentration of target from 2.12 × 10−6 to 2.12 × 10−12 mol l−1 with a relative coefficient of 0.9938.

The ECL intensity decreased linearly in the concentration range of 1.0 × 10−9 to 4.0 × 10−7 M for methimazole with the relative coefficient of 0.995, which showed finer sensitivity than that at bare electrode.

This leads to formation of thermally induced stress σ th, as in {sigma}_{mathrm{th}} = mathrm{E}varDelta alpha varDelta mathrm{T} (2 where, E is appropriate elastic modulus, ∆α is relative coefficient of thermal expansion of the material, and ∆T is the difference in temperature, i.e., difference between deposition or stress free temperature and observation temperature in this case.

The relative coefficients of the GA are set as follows: The crossover rate Gr = 0.6.

The relative coefficients of the DDE are set as follows: The scaling factors of F and λ are both 0.8, and the crossover rate CR = 0.6.

The Anger SPECT showed minimally increased count rates with decreasing column height, an order of magnitude smaller than the D-SPECT based on their relative coefficients of variation.

The relative coefficients of repeatability were 15%% (SUVmean), 17 % (SUVmax) and 17%% (TBRmax).

The relative coefficients of the S-signature (HNSCC #3) were significantly lower in HNSCC never smokers compared to HNSCC smokers (p = 9.49 × 10-6, t-test).