Übersetzung für "Cumulative mass" in Deutsch

The ultracentrifuge measurement gives the cumulative mass distribution of the particle diameters in a sample.

The ultrafuge measurement gives the cumulative mass distribution of the particles of a sample.

However, the product may contain one or more substances with a certain degree of degradability and potential or actual bioaccumulation up to a cumulative mass concentration as indicated in Table 3.

One or more substances exhibiting a certain degree of aquatic toxicity are allowed in each of the five lubricant categories for a cumulative mass concentration as indicated in Table 1.

However, the lubricant may contain one or more substances with a certain degree of degradability and potential or actual bioaccumulation up to a cumulative mass concentration as indicated in Table 1.

The quartz content was systematically determined, but because the quantities of respirable dust collected were too small, the analysis could be carried out only on the cumulative mass of the samples for each job.

Epidemiological studies carried out in the United Kingdom established that there was a correlation between pneumoconiosis rates and cumulative mass exposure, i.e. gravimetric exposure, to dust which deposits in the lungs.

This particle distribution curve represents the plot of the cumulative percentages by mass (f(x)) against the absolute particle diameter (x), the particle diameter being represented on the logarithmic scale and the cumulative percentages by mass on the linear scale.

Whether additionally the fuel injection is divided can depend on one or several operating parameters, for example, on the air charge, the engine temperature, the combustion chamber temperature (each measured or modeled, for example: cumulative injection mass after start), the requested desired torque and/or the rpm.

If any desired particle size range of width 50 nm is then selected, then according to this embodiment the increase in cumulative weight or mass is less than 40% by weight, preferably less than 37.5% by weight, more preferably less than 35% by weight, particularly preferably less than 32.5% by weight, and in particular less than 30% by weight.

In determining the particle size distribution, the cumulative mass or weight is generally plotted as a function of particle size.

Since the successive weight changes are at least as relevant as the cumulative total mass, the highest-possible precision is desirable when detecting the weight.

Examples of additional operating parameters are: engine temperature, combustion chamber temperature (each measured or modeled, for example, cumulative injection mass after start), requested desired torque, rpm.

This object is achieved in that the dried material of plant origin is present in a particle size range, in which the diameters of 80% of the particles by mass amount to between more than 0 ?m and less than 1000 ?m, in which the mass cumulative distribution of the particle size distribution is at least in the range of between 50 ?m and 1000 ?m greater than an integrated statistical Gaussian distribution, in which the Gaussian distribution is a Gaussian normal distribution with a mean of 100 ?m and a standard deviation of 800 ?m, and in which the particle size distribution deviates from this statistical Gaussian distribution by more than 10%.

To the right the particle size is entered logarithmically as diameter in ?m, and the mass cumulative distribution Q 3 in per cent (%) directed upwards.

Therefore, according to the invention the mass cumulative distribution of the starting material does not follow a function resulting from a Gaussian normal distribution, but a positively curved function with only one inflection point before the maximum particle size.

The result of these measures is that the dried material of plant origin is present in a particle size range, in which the diameters of 80% of the particles by mass amount to between more than 0 ?m and less than 1000 ?m, in which the mass cumulative distribution of the particle size distribution is at least in the range of between 50 ?m and 1000 ?m greater than an integrated statistical Gaussian distribution, in which the Gaussian distribution is a Gaussian normal distribution with a mean of 100 ?m and a standard deviation of 800 ?m, and in which the particle size distribution deviates from this statistical Gaussian distribution by more than 10%.

Rather strange in the modern version of the SRT is the difference in the cumulative radiation mass as a dependence on system's momentum:

But it is not lawful, rather it is a most serious abuse taking offerings for the celebration of the Holy Mass and then apply, at one Mass "cumulative", the suffrage intentions for seven, otto, ten dead [on canonical rules regulating the Holy Mass celebration in suffrage for the dead, See Code of Canon Law, can.

But it is not lawful, rather it is a most serious abuse taking offerings for the celebration of the Holy Mass and then apply, at one Mass “cumulative”, the suffrage intentions for seven, otto, ten dead [on canonical rules regulating the Holy Mass celebration in suffrage for the dead, See Code of Canon Law, can.

Then, depending on the in-pair grouping of photons, we can obtain different cumulative mass of the whole system (whether will it be necessary to introduce artificially the negative masses for "explaining" all possible variations of a mass?).