Sentence examples for squared dependence from inspiring English sources
A power of 3 rather than a squared dependence of stiffness on relative density is found, which agrees with a recent model derived for replicated foams.
The Cerenkov emission spectrum is peaked in the ultraviolet-blue and follows the one over wavelength squared dependence by the Frank and Tamm formula.
That is, the energy flux per unit area (S) is proportional to the square of the electric field intensity (E): For example, RF energy of 1 W/m is equal to 19.4 V/m, and 10 W/m is equal to 61.4 V/m (because of the squared dependence between S and E).
Comparing dB at points 1 and 2 shows the inverse square dependence of the magnitude of the field with distance.
These observations agree well with the theoretical analysis of a square dependence between dose profile degradation and dose distribution gradient.
The standard enthalpy, ΔHoads, entropy, ΔSoads and free energy changes of adsorption ΔGoads were evaluated using a proposed quadratic equation based on an inverse square dependence of the heat capacity on temperature.
The required power has a square dependence on Re.
Also, the LRT predicts a square dependence of the SAR on the amplitude of the magnetic field strength without any saturation effect.
Plane et al. (1999) showed that since Na+ chemistry involves ligand formations, which have square dependence on atmospheric density, they are more sensitive to its change as compared to Fe ions.
Though (200) DF can clearly tell which alloy had formed in place of the nominal GaAs QW at the inverted GaAs-on-InGaP interface, no exact estimation of the composition is straightforward because of the square dependence of C 200 on the composition and the indication of just a composition range.
An additional objective is to determine the composition of any extra layer that could have been formed by using the innovative chemically sensitive high angle annular dark field (HAADF) method in a scanning TEM thanks to its square dependence on the atomic number.
