... purpose of this work is to investigate influences of the occupancy of Ti4+ ions at the B-site of Zr4+ host ions with Zr/Ti ratios of 0.7:0.3, 0.6:0.4, 0.5:0.5, and 0.4:0.6 on phase transition and dielectric ... average grain size decreased when addition of Ti increased Grain size difference of BNZT above 0.4 mole fraction of Ti4+ displayed a significant increase ofdielectric constant at room temperature ... displays the compositional dependence of BNZT ceramics ofdielectric constant at frequencies of 1, 10, and 100 kHz All samples showed a decreasing trend of the relative permittivity when the...
... displays the compositional dependence of BNZT ceramics ofdielectric constant at frequencies of 1, 10, and 100 kHz All samples showed a decreasing trend of the relative permittivity when the ... with improved dielectric constant was also found in several researches [13,14] Table also listed the dielectric constant of the BNZT Figure Dielectric constant at room temperature of BNZT ceramics ... microstructure on dielectricpropertiesof Bi0.5Na0.5Zr1-xTixO3 ceramics Nanoscale Research Letters 2012 7:45 Author details Department of Physics and Materials Science, Faculty of Science, Chiang...
... microwave dielectricpropertiesof Ba4.2Sm9.2Ti18O54 ceramics Ceram Int., 35, 855–860 Pei, J., Yue, Z., Zhao, F., Gui, Z & Li, L (2009) Microstructure and dielectricproperties control of Ba4(Nd0.7Sm0.3)9.33 ... the microwave propertiesofdielectric materials, including the contents of individual crystalline, secondary phases and the degree of densification Therefore, a series of experiments was performed ... optimum densification of each sample Figure presents the densities of MBNT4, MBNT5, MBN0.5T4 and MBN1.5T4 sintered at various temperatures for h Structural and DielectricPropertiesof the Mn-Doped...
... 127 4.3.4 Magnetocaloric propertiesof x ≤ 0.2 129 4.3.5 Magnetoimpedance propertiesof x ≤ 0.15 -130 4.3.6 Dielectricpropertiesof x ≥ 0.3 ... 3.3.5 Discussions of dc electrical and magnetic properties 77 3.3.6 Magnetocaloric Propertiesof x ≤ 0.4 -81 3.3.7 AC Magnetoimpedance propertiesof x = 0.1 and 0.2 ... Phenomenology of GMI 20 1.4 Dielectricproperties -29 1.5 Magnetocaloric properties 36 1.6 Scope and Objective of the...
... operations Chapter 7- Propertiesof Convolution 127 2.0 a Original signal Amplitude 1.0 0.0 -1.0 FIGURE 7-3 Example of calculus-like operations The signal in (b) is the first difference of the signal ... curve of the form: sin(x)/(x) , is used to separate one band of frequencies from another c Sinc 0.3 Amplitude Amplitude 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.0 -0.1 -20 -15 -10 Sample number Chapter 7- Propertiesof Convolution ... affect any of the output signal values As shown by the examples in Fig 7-6, the impulse response of a causal system must have a value of zero for all negative numbered samples Think of this from...
... summary of the independent parameters the modified foaming apparatus FOAMING PROPER TIES used far experi- Nature Fixed Diameter Porosity Volume Volume Mass ofof sparging disc of sparging disc of ... = Tw Did = = percent of gas initially in 70 ml of foam (gas Flow Rate) - ml/min of nitrogen time to fill the column with foam volume of liquid in the foam initially volume of liquid drained from ... characteristics of protein i.e the foaming capacity of protein and the stability and strength of the foam Foaming ability i.e Gi denotes the amount of gas retained in the foam reflecting the potential of...
... University of Bari in 1979 University Researcher at the of Engines and Energy Institute of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Bari from 1983 to 1987 Associate professor of Technical ... measure of conductance The analyses, done in the laboratory of Technical Physics of the Polytechnic of Bari, were performed on some samples of calcarenite sandstone and calcareous stone of Fasano ... typologies of building wall: a wall in blocks of calcarenite sandstone assembled with mortar, typical of the constructions of "Sassi of Matera," and a masonry made with dry calcareous stones of Fasano,...
... Figure Effect of time of heatsetting on the linearity of load extension in weft direction of knitted Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) Figure Mean effect of time of heatsetting on the linearity of load extension ... Increasing time of heatsetting had effect on tensile propertiesof PLA at varying times of 30s to 90s at temperature of 130°C Optimum effect on tensile properties occurred at times of 30 – 45s PLA ... [PLA] Figure Mean [Ā] of effect of time of heatsetting on the tensile extension EM [%] of Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) 3.2 Linearity of load extension curve LT [-] The linearity of load extension curve...
... pH Because most of the chemical and biochemical reaction are influenced by the pH it is of great practical importance The adverse affect of most of the acids appear below and of alkalis above ... quality criteria of an aquatic system In the system where rate of respiration and organic decomposition are high ,the DO values remain lower than those of system where the rate of photosynthesis ... growth and activities of microorganism 3.6 Biological Oxygen demand It has been used as a measure of the amount of organic materialism an aquatic solution which support the growth of microorganism...
... owner of the derivative security should exercise it If he does not, then the seller of the security can immediately consume f Vk ! , + r IE Vk+1jF k ! and still maintain the hedge 6.2 Proofs of ... maintain the hedge 6.2 Proofs of the Properties Let fGk gn=0 be a sequence of non-negative random variables such that each Gk is F k -measurable k Define Tk to be the set of all stopping times satisfying ... Lemma 2.18 Proof: Take Vk Gk for every k Tk to be the constant k Lemma 2.19 The process f1 + r,k Vk gn=0 is a supermartingale k Proof: Let attain the maximum in the definition of Vk+1 , i.e.,...
... a series of captors), and are thus much noisier 250 Static propertiesof granular materials F r p h z Fig 14.13 Sketch of the experimental set-up of Reydellet et al for the measure of the pressure ... focused on the quasistatic rheology of a granular system, so why is all of this related to the description of its statics? As a matter of fact, the static propertiesof the studied sample are responsible ... horizontal position of the apex of the pile – also, changing the sign of x changes that of the shear σx z More generally, the stress state of the jammed grain packing is assumed to be of the form σx...
... features of instructions for use of foodstuffs in English and Vietnamese? What are similarities and differences of instructions for use of foodstuffs in English and Vietnamese in terms of linguistic ... use of foodstuffs M.A.K (1985) Spoken and Written Language; Garder (1979), Linguistic 2.2 THEORETICAL BACKGROUND 2.2.1 Overview of Instructions for Use of Foodstuffs 2.2.1.1 Definitions of Foodstuff ... INTRODUCTION food manufacturing of companies Therefore, “A Study of Linguistic Features of Instructions for Use of Foodstuffs in English and 1.1 RATIONALE Vietnamese” is the title of the master thesis I...
... Formaldehyde increases infectivity Viruses DNA or RNA Shell of protein (capsid) surrounding nucleic acid Classification on basis of nucleic acid DNA viruses: eg Herpes simplex virus (HSV) ... body Varicella zoster virus (VZV) VZV: Chickenpox VZV: Shingles Re-activation of latent infection Suppression of cell mediated immunity Bacteria Unicellular, DNA and RNA Binary No prokaryotes ... (transfer of plasmid DNA) Important bacterial products 1: extracellular polysaccharide CAPSULE condensed, well defined layer closely surrounding the cell contributes to invasiveness of pathogenic...
... and 2.8(f) These may be thought of as the absence of a plane of atoms (intrinsic stacking faults) or the insertion of rows of atoms that disturb the arrangement of atoms (extrinsic stacking faults) ... example of volume defects is presented in Fig 2.9 This shows MnS inclusions in an A707 steel Another example of a volume defect is presented in Fig 1.16(d) This shows evidence of $1–2 vol % of porosity ... approximately 0.3–0.5 of the melting temperature in degrees Kelvin Since the evolution of microstructure is often controlled by diffusion processes, a brief introduction to elementary aspects of diffusion...
... mechanical propertiesof materials It is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all the different aspects of mechanical properties; such a task would be beyond the capabilities of any single ... macroscopic level of understanding of structure [Figs 16(a)–(d)] They are often unaware of the atomic and microstructural constituents that can affect the mechanical behavior of materials and of the role ... Appreciation is also extended to Prof Tom Eager and Prof Nam Suh of MIT for inviting me to spend a sabbatical year as Visiting Martin Luther King Professor in the departments of Materials Science and Engineering...
... University of Michigan, Ann Arbor He has held visiting positions at the University of California, Santa Barbara and the University of Tokyo He is the author of over 250 technical papers and of seven ... that allow modifications of electronic properties; use of alloys, quantum wells, strain and polar charge are discussed; iii) electron (hole) transport and optical propertiesof semiconductors and ... Structure of the electronic device Structure of the optoelectronic device Desired OEIC Substrate APPROACH Growth of the optoelectronic device structure Substrate Mask a portion of the layer Regrowth of...
... sub-domain (item 1: ‘‘How often does your child have a lot of fun?’’ and item 4: ‘‘How often does your child feel happy?’’) The items of the SPS sub-domain Psychometric propertiesof the CHIP-CE composed ... discussion of the impact of ADHD on QoL as measured by the CHIP-CE can be found elsewhere (Escobar et al 2005, 2010) Internal psychometric propertiesof the CHIP-CE Missing values The proportion of CHIP-CE ... sub-domains of the CHIP-CE versus ADHD-RS total score were low (\0.4) (e.g., CHIP-CE The objective of this combined analysis was to evaluate the psychometric propertiesof the CHIP-CE in a sample of children...