Sentence examples for weight of specimen from inspiring English sources

where W0 = initial weight of specimen and W0d = weight of specimen after drying.

Thickness and weight of specimen were influenced by density change caused by reducing and increasing fabric size.

The bending recoverability characterized by the bending angle, and the influence of weight of specimen was examined.

{text{Mass loss}};left( % right) = frac{W - C}{C} times 100 (3)where C is the conditioned weight of the specimen (g), and W is the weight of specimen after immersion (g).

The size of the lesion, weight of specimen and adequacy of excision were recorded.

In the study, the optimal weight of a pair of halteres closely matched the weight of specimens that have been found at archaeological sites.

The change in weight of specimens was examined after 7, 14, 21 and 28 days.

The average weight loss (W) in g was calculated using the following equation: ,W = W_{1} W_{2} (1 where W 1 and W 2 are the average weight of specimens before and after exposure, respectively.

After 28 days of treatment, the samples are immersed in a solution of 5%% of a strong acid sulfuric (H2SO4): the change in weight of specimens was examined after 7, 14, 21 and 28 days.

At the day of the test the parts of mortar having undergoes a visible degradation are cleaned carefully with water, thereafter the samples are dried during half an hour with the free air (ASTM C 267-96), the chemical resistance in acid medium is evaluated by the measurement of the loss of weight of specimens.

Since coupling beam specimens were cast horizontally and then tested vertically, a prestressing force was applied in the specimen due to the weight of the specimen.