Sentence examples for total cross-section from inspiring English sources

As pores and crystallites are considered to be of equal height, the question of a volume fraction of pores reduces to two dimensions by being equal to the ratio of pore cross-sectional area to the total cross-section of the film, assuming that in the average there will be one pore per one crystallite.

Models are chosen from a total cross-section of society, and so you get every type of person: sweet, arrogant, kind, nasty, intelligent, not-so-intelligent.

The actuator is essentially the same film as the specimen, except it has larger total cross-section.

An optimization procedure for constant cross-section measurement is derived and extended to the area under the total cross-section curve of an isolated resonance.

The ion energy distribution shows the beam potential of ∼2100V and the beam background gas total cross-section of 3.1×10−19m2.

The sample was designed to measure the low neutron energy range of the 127I total cross-section by means of the neutron resonance transmission technique.

The total cross section was not determined.

Above this energy fluctuations in the measured total cross section are introduced by scaling all reaction cross sections, but preserving the resolution-broadened total cross section.

The measured total cross section is σtotγp=174±1 (stat).±13 (syst).

The rule says that when a tree's trunk splits into two branches, the total cross section of those secondary branches will equal the cross section of the trunk.

Smooth cross sections are defined in the unresolved resonance range, based on the resolution-broadened total cross section measurements, where relevant.