Sentence examples for sphere coefficient from inspiring English sources
It follows the conclusion so that the addition of silica could increase the sphere coefficient and strength of the supports.
From Fig. 4c f, with the reduction of SiO2 content, some thin flaps appear at the edge of the sphere, leading to the further decline of the sphere coefficient and the scarcity of nanoSiO2 in many parts.
f Magnification of e. Studying the support morphology of the silica content, RGO-SiO2 spherical supports in different SiO2 contents are prepared by spray freeze-drying, a trend of decline sphere coefficient was observed by SEM as shown in Fig. 4.
This can be seen from the facts that the polarizability is defined by the single sphere Mie coefficient and that the effective permittivity is constructed based on the Lorentz local field concept.
The friction factor reduces to the single-sphere drag coefficient in the limit ε→1.
After a PET acquisition of 10 min, a reconstruction has to be performed that results in sphere recovery coefficients (RCs) that are within the specifications as defined by the EANM Research Ltd EARLL).
The approach, in principle, permits the collapsing of the entire momentum transfer data for multi-particle systems to a single curve coincident with the single-sphere drag coefficient relation.
An arbitrary parametrization of the sedimentation and diffusion space can be obtained using the following six relationships: 1 2 3 4 5 6where V is the volume of a solvated particle (eq 1), N refers to Avogadro's number, r0 is the radius of the minimal sphere with frictional coefficient f0 (eq 2).
The mean structural parameters of liquid naphthalene (inter- and intramolecular distances, radii of coordination spheres, and packing coefficient) were determined and discussed.
The average VOI activity concentration value measured is then normalized with the actual concentration of activity in the spheres, which indicates the 'activity concentration recovery coefficient' per sphere (i.e. the ratio of the measured and actual concentration of activity as a function of sphere size).
According to this formula, the diffusion coefficient of spheres with a diameter of 24 nm is 19 μm/s (taking a water viscosity coefficient equal to 9.5 × 10−3 Pa·s).
