Sentence examples for sum of volume from inspiring English sources

For the new batch, the volume coordinate equals to minus sum of volume of earlier injected new batches.

The use of mass or mass fractions of the individual basalt components to estimate the release rates of elements from the basalt is supported by a recent experimental study which suggests that release rates estimated from the sum of volume fractions of the constituent minerals are within one order of magnitude from measured values [22].

With this regard presented is an optimization criterion of a sum of volumes of information granules whose minimization is realized through some methods of evolutionary or population-based optimization techniques.

Furthermore, Gacek recently discussed the granular representation of time series with a number of representation alternatives and the question of forming adjustable temporal slices, and presented an optimization criterion of a sum of volumes of IG [74].

Here, Dice is defined as 2 × intersection volume/total sum of volumes, while Jaccard describes the volume of intersection between two volumes/volume of the union of these volumes.

Hence, it is assumed that the multiple cathodes in the stack are all lumped as one stack cathode volume, which represents the sum of volumes of each individual cathode's volume in the stack.

Since the distances between the supply-return manifolds and anodes cathodes of the fuel cells are small, it is assumed that multiple anodes are all lumped as one stack anode volume, which represents the sum of volumes of each individual anode's volume in the stack.

Total kidney volume is the sum of volumes for each section.

Gels were normalized based on the total spot volume in each gel of the matched set, where the value assigned to a protein spot was calculated as a percentage of the sum of volumes of all spots detected and present in each sample.

These blastomere volume measurements were used in conjunction with visual inspection of the image data when making lineage assignments of dividing blastomeres, using the reasoning that the sum of volumes of daughter cells would be approximately equal to the volume of the mother cell.

11, 45– 47 Hippocampal volumes (sum of volumes in left and right hemisphere) were covariance adjusted for total intracranial volume as measured by estimated total intracranial volume (eTIV) over the full sample prior to inclusion in the regression equation as the dependent variable.