- In
physics and engineering, in
particular fluid dynamics, the
volumetric flow rate (also
known as
volume flow rate, or
volume velocity) is the
volume of...
- volume. Any three-dimensional
scene can be
volumetrically printed,
although biological specimens and
volumetrically X-ra****
objects (i.e., CT scans) are thought...
- A
volumetric display device is a
display device that
forms a
visual representation of an
object in
three physical dimensions, as
opposed to the planar...
- In
fluid dynamics, the
volumetric flux is the rate of
volume flow
across a unit area (m3·s−1·m−2), and has
dimensions of distance/time (volume/(time*area))...
-
Titration (also
known as
titrimetry and
volumetric analysis) is a
common laboratory method of
quantitative chemical analysis to
determine the concentration...
-
thermal expansion α and
volumetric thermal expansion αV are
related by αV = 3α. For
liquids usually the
coefficient of
volumetric expansion is
listed and...
- The
volumetric heat
capacity of a
material is the heat
capacity of a
sample of the
substance divided by the
volume of the sample. It is the
amount of energy...
-
Volumetric lighting, also
known as "God rays", is a
technique used in 3D
computer graphics to add
lighting effects to a
rendered scene. It
allows the viewer...
- In
particle physics and
physical cosmology,
Planck units are a
system of
units of
measurement defined exclusively in
terms of four
universal physical constants:...
-
Volumetric capture or
volumetric video is a
technique that
captures a three-dimensional space, such as a
location or performance. This type of volumography...
