Sentence examples for solid measurements from inspiring English sources
Quantitative analyses have lead to solid measurements of the temperatures and abundances of a number of WDs in CVs, and of a determination of the response of the WD to an outburst.
Now, the first solid measurement of a neutron star's size has made that tale more real.
Since the survey is conducted every five years, the Department of Commerce expects to have a solid measurement system ready when the next big economic census begins in 2002.
For the purpose of remediation, detection of petroleum-related hydrocarbons in fresh groundwater samples and total dissolved solids measurements above the drinking water standard (1500 mg/L) is an indication of required remedial action.
A comparison to suspended solids measurements realized on a single road of the catchment shows that parameters providing good performances at the catchment scale are a realistic, although non optimal, representation of local scale processes.
In addition, previous experience has shown that even a 1 % deviation in the total solids measurement at the start of enzymatic hydrolysis will cause up to a 10%% deviation in the final sugar yields.
This measurement is defined as the mass fraction of the slurry that is solid; it differs from the "total solids" measurement in that it excludes all components soluble in the water phase; for biomass slurries, the soluble "solids" are principally dissolved carbohydrates (e.g., glucose, xylose, and minor sugars).
The ECM offers five SVs, shown as dashed lines (RCM) and solid lines (measurements).
The cyclic voltammetry results obtained at different species concentrations (including solid state measurements) were compared.
The curve of the magnetization reaches saturation at H a = 5 kOe as shown in the FC (hollow circles) and ZFC (solid squares) measurements.
This guideline describes a standard approach to solid tumour measurements and definitions for objective change in tumour size for use in trials in which an immunotherapy is used.
