Sentence examples for stage weight from inspiring English sources

The pyrolized web reflects a very peculiar kind of behaviour, indcating two stage weight loss and one stage weight gain.

It is well known that the first stage weight loss (8.8 % at 40 160 °C) is due to the release of the interlayer water.

where W w is the first stage weight loss around 100°C, owing to H2O absorbed in the hydrophilic SBA-15 substrate.

In the first stage weight loss of 9 % occurs between 77 °C and 108 °C and is due to the liberation of water molecule and in the second stage weight loss of 21%% occurs between 127 °C and 178 °C and is due to the elimination of nitrogen molecule from the sample.

W c is the second stage weight loss, attributable to the oxidation reaction of carbon with oxygen, and the residue weight is mainly attributable to Co/SBA-15 or SBA-15 for specimens without a catalyst.

According to the TG curve, it is evident that compound 1 undergoes a single stage weight loss observed between 150 and 460 °C, accompanied by an intense endothermic peak at 195 °C and a shoulder endothermic peak at 425 °C, on the DTA thermogram.

The second proposed solution is the two stage weighting framework for multi-source domain adaptation (2SW-MDA) which addresses both marginal and conditional distribution differences between the source and target domains.

Since variables reflecting severity of illness (WHO stage, weight-for-height z-score, CD4percentt and absolute count and log viral load) were highly correlated with one another, only the single most predictive variable, i.e. weight-for-height z-score, was included in the multivariate models for virological and immunological outcome.

Stand up wall and use wooden braces and stage weights to stabilize, then paint the wall and allow to dry so that canvas pulls tight and flawless.

To minimize the effects of the detoured paths and the path duplicate problem in distance estimation, a two-stage weight allocation is proposed.

The second-stage weight is calculated as w ̈ ij ( j, k ) ∝ w ̇ ij ( j, k ) | h jk ∗ − h i ( j, k ) | 2, (15).