Sentence examples for unit cross section from inspiring English sources

The term K for a porous rock medium is the volume of fluid of unit viscosity passing through a unit cross section of the rock in unit time under the action of a unit pressure gradient and is called permeability.

This atmospheric pressure can be expressed in a number of units, but until relatively recently it was commonly expressed in terms of the weight of a column of mercury of unit cross section and 760 mm high.

The sand flux is defined as the sand discharge per width (note that this differs from the general definition of flux in terms of the unit cross section).

Likely most of the landraces maintained greater values of electron transport capacity per unit cross section (ETo/CS) and overall chloroplast performance index (PI) of Photosystem II (PS II) compared to the SUB1 introgressed cultivars.

Translational diffusion is defined as the mean-square displacement of a given particle with time (t), and according to Fick's law, the diffusion coefficient (D) denotes the velocity with which a solvent unit cross section (μm) is transversed in time (s 1).

It is shown that this is controlled by a coupling index Ξ = (ρbcb)/(ρucu S1/S2 ≃ (Tu/Tb 1/2(S1/S2), where Tu and Tb are the fresh and burned gases temperatures and S2/S1 is the expansion ratio between the chamber and injection unit cross sections.

the force acting per unit cross-section area.

This leads to the conclusion, that a reduction in polymer feature size and increase in number of flow-through pores per unit cross-section of the monolith with an improved homogeneity may be an interesting option of tailoring column performance.

Generated bubbles in the water had various sizes from 1 to 10 mm and the quantity of bubbles per unit cross-section was measured from 0 to 20 bubbles/cm20

This delay is directly proportional to the number of free electrons in a cylinder of unit cross-section along the signal path extending from the satellite to the receiver on the ground and inversely proportional to the square of the frequency of the trans-ionospheric radio wave (Hofmann-Wellenhof et al. 1992; Misra and Enge 2006).

Now if we consider a prism of unit cross-section, with thickness (h) and resistivity (rho), the resistance (R) normal to the face of the prism, and the conductance ((S)) parallel to the face of the prism can be given as (Patra and Nath 1999), R = hrho (4 and S = frac{h}{rho } = hsigma (5)This is when considering of a prism of aquifer material having unit cross-sectional area and thickness h.