Sentence examples for second per square from inspiring English sources
The Huang He averages 0.046 cubic metre per second per square kilometre, the Irrawaddy 0.032 cubic metre per second per square kilometre, the Magdalena and the Amazon 0.026 cubic metre per second per square kilometre, the Orinoco 0.021 cubic metre per second per square kilometre, and the Ganges-Brahmaputra above 0.024 cubic metre per second per square kilometre.
World average external runoff is about 0.01 cubic metre per second per square kilometre (0.6 cubic foot per second per square mile).
Sound intensity may be measured in units of energy or work e.g., microjoules (10-6 joule) per second per square centimetre or in units of power, as microwatts (10-6 watt) per square centimetre.
As a consequence of Faraday's law, the rates of electrochemical reactions at electrodes (expressed in terms of gram moles per second per square centimetre of electrode surface) are directly proportional to the current density (expressed in amperes per square centimetre)—i.e., current flowing through the cell divided by the electrode surface area.
These data are presented as photons per second per square centimeter per steradian (photons/s/cm2/sr).
At sea level, they arrive at a rate of about a hundred muons per second per square meter.
The unit of viscosity, accordingly, is newton-second per square metre.
It is measured in units of poise; one poise equals one dyne-second per square centimetre.
It expresses the force needed to maintain a unit velocity difference between parallel plates separated by one centimetre of fluid: one poise equals one dyne-second per square centimetre.
The b value is proportional to the gradient amplitude, the duration of the applied gradient and the time interval between paired gradients, and is measured in seconds per square millimeter [29].
The software visualizes MCC-IMS data as a three-dimensional matrix in which the x-axis indicates the inverse ion mobility in volt seconds per square centimetre and the y-axis indicates the MCC retention time in seconds.
