Sentence examples for smaller density from inspiring English sources

The calculation shows that if the selected basis set is larger, it will expend more CPU (central processing unit) time, larger molecular volume and smaller density will be obtained.

Isotactic polypropylene, for example, has a density of 0.92 gram per cubic cm (0.53 ounce per cubic inch) and a melting point of 165 °C (329 °F), whereas an atactic polymer has a somewhat smaller density, 0.85 gram per cubic cm (0.49 ounce per cubic inch), and a much lower melting point of −35 °C (−30 °F).

Compared to graphite basal plane, a water droplet sitting on the edge atoms experiences two effects on wettability, smaller density of surface carbon atoms and the appearance of the Wenzel states.

The cellular solids with larger density gradient lead to smaller crushed distance and higher energy absorption compared to those with smaller density gradients, when subjected to the same impact, provided that the cellular solid is not fully densified.

"The crust has a smaller density while the mantle has a bigger density.

The smaller density of the F -region during the solar minimum can increase the ducting Alfvén velocity.

Tobacco smoking, estrogen receptor alpha gene variation and small low density lipoprotein level.

The physical quantities to be retrieved are the vertical distributions of the atmospheric temperature, the electron density, the H2SO4 vapor density, and small-scale density fluctuations.

When H2O and CO2 are initially present, uphill diffusion dominates over regular diffusion and occurs in regions of smaller density-gradient magnitude whereas regular diffusion occurs in regions of larger density-gradient magnitude where the reaction is more vigorous.

Based on the scheme of the surface diffusion of adatoms, the growths resulted in much smaller densities and the size of nanostructures was much larger.

On the other hand, maize, arabidopsis and C.elegans had 10 to 50 times smaller densities of pure GA-sequences than human chr. 1. (Fig. 4c).