Sentence examples for resultant mass from inspiring English sources

The resultant mass fingerprinting spectra of tryptic digests from the six spots showed identical fragmentation pattern of the peptides, indicating these as series of same protein separating at different pI and/or molecular mass (Figure 4).

We confirmed that resultant mass flow rates are in good agreement within the systematic error or low compared to component test results and achieve all the requirements.

A two-dimensional axisymmetric model is developed to study the hydrogen absorption reaction and resultant mass and heat transport phenomena inside a metal hydride canister.

On the other hand, a shorter step length implies that the leg resultant mass will be transferred over a shorter distance in relation to the body frame and the total displacement of the machine centre of mass will be smaller which increases the vehicle stability compared with the situation when the step is longer.

Our understanding of the implied close linkage between the sputtering of neutrals into the atmosphere due to solar wind and magnetospheric ions impacting the regolith and the resultant mass loading of the magnetosphere by heavy planetary ions is quite limited due to the dearth of experimental data.

The resultant mass of user data creates problems and opportunities.

The resultant masses of the extension products are then analysed by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS) and a genotype is assigned in real time.

The validity of the resultant generic mass dependent model is verified by comparing the apparent mass and driving-point mechanical impedance responses computed for total body masses of 55, 75 and 90 kg with the range of idealized values proposed for body masses within the 49 93 kg range.

Utilizing the colloiding action of certain solvents, he molded the resultant gelatinous mass into shapes of controlled dimensions, resulting in the formation of an explosive that came to be known as Powder B, its French army designation (c. 1885); this was the first of the series of modern smokeless high explosives.

The resultant reduced mass generated a concentrate of ~ 64% Fe with a weight recovery ~ 66% after being subjected to low intensity magnetic separation (LIMS).

The resultant decreased mass transport by pressure diffusion provides an explanation for part of the above-mentioned temperature change associated with rotation.