Sentence examples for value for materials from inspiring English sources

The total helminth egg count for the dried faecal sludge and mixture of faecal sludge and MSW was 80.56 g−1 TS and 38.89 g−1 TS respectively, which is far greater than the recommended value for materials used in agriculture as per WHO's guidelines (≤3 8 eggs g−1 TS) (Xanthoulis and Strauss 1991).

The solid line was fitted using ordinary least squares regression Fig. 3 Example showing the predicted radial profiles of wood density for families with GF Plus ratings for wood density of 18 (typical of material currently growing) and 27 (typical of the maximum value for material currently being planted) growing on a site with a Wood Density Index of 430 kg m−3.

Modulus values for materials exhibiting minimal time-dependent responses were found to agree well with known values and to be invariant of experimental conditions.

Results using unexposed values for materials performance are compared to those obtained using the values recommended by ACI-440 procedures, as well as through the use of time-dependent materials degradation models.

As a consequence, a strong and ductile CNT/Al composite with tensile strength of 435 MPa and plasticity of 6% was fabricated, which greatly surpasses values for materials fabricated by conventional methods.

The intensity of the silanol band increases after calcination for both materials, reaching peak values near 500 degrees C, followed by a dramatic drop at higher calcination temperatures, and reaching negligible values for materials calcined near 1100 degrees C. The lysing potential data follow essentially the same pattern for both crystalline and fumed silica.

These are translated into a set of limits or target values for material properties or property combinations ("material indices").

This is something that is often infeasible in practice as FE models created using theoretical values for material properties bear a poor relation to reality.

Both the model and the experiments for sintering under bending yield values for material strength that should be intermediate between the strength of a powder compact during free sintering and the strength of a finished sintered product.

This is in contrast to some other descriptions where a separate equation is required for each type of behaviour and average values for material properties such as diffusion coefficients are used.

The error between experimental and expected values for material removal rate and tool wear rate within ± 9.8% and ± 8.5%, respectively.