Sentence examples for transition range of from inspiring English sources

The distance between the pixels is empirically determined by the average transition range of an eyelid in a videokeratoscopic image.

The top-stiffened shell in the geometrical transition range of shell-beam does not present the worst case.

Errors with 33％ 883％ deviation for phase transition range of PCM were discovered from the improperly arranged tests.

Friction characteristics in laminar turbulent transition range of low-frequency pulsatile flows in a narrow rectangular duct have been studied.

Additionally, dynamic-mechanical analysis have been used to identify the glass transition range of the thermoplastic matrix system and to find correlation to the temperature-dependent mechanical properties.

It is demonstrated that more efficient convergence of the identification process is attained closer to the bending-to-shear transition range of the layered structure.

Equilibrium data expressed in this manner clearly show dominant species transitions, ranges of dominance, and relative concentrations at any pH.

To simplify the transformations we assume that in the glass transition range the dependence of the components of elasticity tensors on temperature is negligible compared to a change of stiffness caused by transition of the matrix into a glassy state.

To avoid an arbitrary definition of the transition range between the two activation energies the entire data set instead of two parts of the curve was fitted.

This transition range is broader than that of the PNIPAM nanospheres, which have homogeneous composition and therefore, a sharp transition [25].

kd increased rapidly after Td passed a transition temperature range of 50 65 °C, coinciding with the onset temperature for denaturation of bacterial ribosomes.