Sentence examples for tension coefficient from inspiring English sources
A non-linear equation of state is used to relate surface tension coefficient to surfactant concentration at the interface.
Effects of other parameters, such as the orifice radius, gas and liquid densities and surface tension coefficient are discussed.
Our model can handle a large density and viscosity ratio and a large value of the surface tension coefficient.
Two liquids (FC-72 and HFE-7100), with surface tension coefficient of 12 15 mN/m, were used in the experiments.
The lower tension (coefficient of lateral earth pressure) reduces the cross-sectional area of the longitudinal members and hence cost effectiveness.
An innovative direct encoding scheme of a tensegrity structure is proposed by using the connectivity matrix and prototype tension coefficient vector as the source of genes.
The inclusion of the axial degree-of-freedom leads to a nonlinear problem to determine the tension coefficients in the branches.
The structure of many multiphase systems is governed by an energy that penalizes the area of interfaces between phases weighted by surface tension coefficients.
Special attention was paid to the role of the interfacial tension coefficients at the two interfaces during formation of the triblock copolymer superstructure.
In particular, this model allows us to estimate the surface tension coefficients from R(L) measurements.
Thus, the force-to-length ratios, also called force densities or tension coefficients (Veenendaal and Block 2012), are given by the following: {mathbf{q}} = {mathbf{FL}}^{ - 1} (7).
