Sentence examples for weight per unit area from inspiring English sources

The results show that for a stiff sandwich panel higher stable feedback gains can be implemented than on a thin homogeneous panel of comparable weight per unit area.

Based on morphological analysis, it was concluded that for a given weight per unit area, finer fibers yield to presence of higher number of fibers in the samples.

At 0.5 mm Pb-equivalence, the composite also has 4.5 19.4% less weight per unit area than current commercial non-lead products.

The Pratt hypothesis, developed by John Henry Pratt, English mathematician and Anglican missionary, supposes that Earth's crust has a uniform thickness below sea level with its base everywhere supporting an equal weight per unit area at a depth of compensation.

Flexibility and sufficient strength for the intended use are generally major requirements, and industrial fabrics must meet rigid specifications of width, weight per unit area, weave and yarn structure, strength and elongation, acidity or alkalinity, thickness, and porosity.

The current nonlinear analysis, however, shows that the axisymmetric deformation may become unstable when the dimensionless load, i.e., a ratio between the weight per unit area and the flexural rigidity of the plate, reaches a critical value.

Therefore we analyzed also the weights per unit area by normalizing the classification images by the area of each ring.

The weight reduction per unit area resulting from steel corrosion was obtained by measuring the weights of the steel material before and after the corrosion test and then dividing the weight reduction by the area of the material.

Moreover, the concrete specimens treated by the medium with B. sphaericus showed the lowest weight increases per unit area.

The best balance between CMI and live weight gain per unit area occurred in sward height of 0.20 m.

The results indicated that the weight gain per unit area (w = ∆m/A) of NC samples was considerably higher than the CG nickel.