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Also, it was quantified that the loss of fracture ductility was correlated with crack length but not with the number of fatigue cycles.

Thanks to the uniform air movement, subjects' total heat loss from skin surface(Qskin) was quantified that significantly reduced from 46.98 W/m2 at 28 °C/0 m/s, to 31.45 W/m2 at 34 °C/1.4 m/s, indicating the poor cooling efficiency of air velocity in hot environments.

Economics further requires that the real resources of undertaking an intervention are quantified, that is the physical inputs are identified not merely the monetary value.

"I think the big problem is, quantifying that has been difficult". .

While for the localized level, the decay time is too long to be quantified, that of the delocalized one is measurable and is represented as τdeloc in Figure 9.

A Bayesian formulation of the "rare event scenario" is presented, allowing the probability to be quantified that an unlikely threat is indeed present when an uncertain detection system raises an alarm.

In one case at least, it has been quantified that an organic dye fac tris 2-phenylpyridine) iridium, when adsorbed on a ZnS surface, can serve as an antris 2-phenylpyridinee amount of quanta captured by ZnS [ 329].

The derivative exhibited strong absorbance at 450 nm that was quantified on a plate reader.

Pesticide exposure is also a risk factor that was quantified in this study.

The regulation of that transcript was quantified by different complementary approaches.

You can fill filing cabinets in schools with documents that say you have met your targets but education is something that can't be quantified in that way.