Sentence examples for theoretical coefficient from inspiring English sources
The maximum theoretical coefficient of performance (COP) is obtained as 0.35.
Further, a vapor compression cycle using R-134a operating between 258 and 310 K has a theoretical coefficient of performance (C.O.P). of approximately 4.6.
A theoretical coefficient has been defined to be used as a guide for chamber draft design.
This gives an estimate of the size of an observed regression coefficient as a percentage of the theoretical coefficient in a univariate regression analysis of blood pressure on iron, red meat, or beef.
Univariate estimates of intra-individual reliability on the basis of four 24 hour recalls for each of the 4680 participants were: for total iron, observed regression coefficient 55.8% of theoretical coefficient; for haem iron, 39.8%; for non-haem iron, 59.7% (all mg/4.2 MJ); for red meat, 44.0% (g/24 h).
The frictional ratio (f/ fo) of the monomeric RII tetra-tandemer, where f is the translational frictional coefficient of the protein, and fo is the theoretical coefficient for a spherical protein of the same mass was calculated to be 1.8 and 2 in the presence of Ca2+ and EDTA, respectively, indicating a high level of asymmetry in the protein's conformation [ 32].
The theoretical reflection coefficient for the method is compared to theoretical estimates of reflection coefficients for a Fourier model of the problem.
After 15 generations, a theoretical inbreeding coefficient of 0.87 was achieved.
A strength of 2.0 will square the theoretical reflection coefficient of the PML (making it smaller), but will also increase numerical reflections.
Reaction enthalpy, entropy and theoretical cycling coefficient of performance (COP) were deducted from Van't-Hoff diagram.
