Sentence examples for the ratio of fusion from inspiring English sources

The ratio of fusion energy produced in the pellet explosion to the driver energy is called the pellet gain.

In 1997, JET generated 16 megawatts of peak power with a fusion gain (the ratio of fusion power produced to the net input power) of 0.6.

(D F) Quantification of mitochondrial fusion rate (D), mitochondrial fission rate (E), and the ratio of fusion rate over fission rate (F).

At least one of the ratios of fusion spanning reads vs. corresponding wild-type exon-exon spanning reads was greater than 2. Number of fusion spanning reads ≥ 100 or outlier z-score value ≥ 5.

Six operating factors were retained and the results considered were the production yield, the particle volume-surface average diameter D32, the residual humidity, the ratio of the fusion enthalpies of the polymorphs α and β′/β and the normalized peeling force.

According to this model, the hardness ratio of fusion zone to pull-out failure location and the volume fraction of voids in fusion zone are the key metallurgical factors governing type of failure mode of AHSS spot welds during the tensile shear test.

The PCR products of B7-2 and PhaP were mixed at the ratio of 1 1 and fusion with each other by overlap extension PCR.

Implicitly, Figure  8 also captures gene-fusion detection sensitivity as the ratio of number of detected fusions to the nine known fusions at various abundances for different minimum number of fusion-supporting reads threshold.

The ratio of recombinant fascin 2b fusion protein to monomeric actin was 2.1 to 1.

Since melting point is a thermodynamic process where the free energy of transition is equal to zero, the value is determined by the ratio of change in the enthalpy of fusion over the change in the entropy of fusion.

This is reflected by the small energy magnification factor Q (ratio of fusion power to injected power) required by the propulsion system when compared to that of the power reactor.