Coupling Efficiency Measurement
Coupling Efficiency Measurement is a quantitative metric in bioenergetics that belongs to the class of analytical indicators and is specifically differentiated by its function of quantifying the proportion of energy conserved in the form of ATP relative to the total energy input during coupled metabolic processes.
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The microfiber loop resonator: theory, experiment, and application
M. Sumetsky, Y. Dulashko, John M. Fini et al. · Journal of Lightwave Technology · 2006 · 259 citations
Coupling starlight into single-mode fiber optics
Stuart Shaklan, F. Roddier · Applied Optics · 1988 · 186 citations
Scalings of implosion experiments for high neutron yield
H. Takabe, M. Yamanaka, K. Mima et al. · The Physics of Fluids · 1988 · 181 citations
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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The University of Texas at Austin
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