Sentence examples for thermal coefficient from inspiring English sources

"And the material has the same properties as enamel -- it wears away at the same rate, and it has the same thermal coefficient, so when you drink hot coffee it will expand just as much as the teeth around it".

The thermal coefficient of the resistance (TCR) of fabricated Pt RTD's is 3174.64 ppm/°C.

Meanwhile the collecting efficiency and comprehensive thermal coefficient can reach 0.41 and 1.39 respectively.

Piezoresistive properties and the thermal coefficient of resistance (TCR) were investigated.

A relative humidity sensitivity of 4.5 fF/%RH and a thermal coefficient of −0.4 fF/°C were measured at 100 kHz, whereas the sensitivity and the thermal coefficient were 4.2 fF/%RH and −0.21 fF/°C, respectively, at 1 MHz.

Based on the experimental results, the thermal coefficient of performance of the system has been improved to 1.2, almost twice the thermal coefficient of performance of the conventional cycle without HRD.

The average moisture removal Dave and thermal coefficient of performance COPth are utilized as the performance indices.

The Vickers hardness, bending strength and average thermal coefficient of the glass-ceramics were greatly affected by the MgO content.

The technique offers improved accuracy and a precise determination of thermal coefficient of the sample under test.

The strain is generated during the post-annealing process because of the mismatch of thermal coefficients between Fe foil and Fe substrate.

One can expect a small difference between the real and estimated temperatures (obtained from the calibration curve of the sample) for temperatures lower than 20 K owing to the difference between the thermal coefficients of silicon and glass.