Specific fuel consumption is inversely proportional to specific impulse and effective exhaust velocity.

This increased fuel consumption offsets somewhat the savings in oxidizer mass ; these losses are in turn offset by the higher Isp ( Specific impulse ) of the air-breathing engine.

Specific impulse ( Isp ) measures how much thrust can be derived from a given mass of fuel, and is a standard figure of merit for rocketry.

* Specific fuel consumption: ~ 190 g / kWh

# Specific fuel consumption is high because of heat loss due to large exposed areas and pressure loss due to air motion through the throats.

Specific localities may petition for exceptions for either on-site or off-site consumption.

* Specific impulse, represented by I < sub > sp </ sub >, a term used to describe rocket and jet engine thrust

Specific impulse ( usually abbreviated I < sub > sp </ sub >) is a way to describe the efficiency of rocket and jet engines.

Specific impulse is a useful value to compare engines, much like miles per gallon or litres per 100 kilometres is used for cars.

Specific regions of the chromatin are enriched at the nuclear membrane, while other regions are bound together by protein complexes.

Specific programs in media studies that focus on the study of media effects have emerged at Fielding Graduate University, Penn State UCLA, and Touro University Worldwide.

Specific commercially available op-amps and other components are then chosen that meet the design criteria within the specified tolerances at acceptable cost.

Specific amino acid sequences ( PTS or peroxisomal targeting signal ) at the C-terminus ( PTS1 ) or N-terminus ( PTS2 ) of peroxisomal matrix proteins signals them to be imported into the organelle.

Specific flat tax systems enumerated at the bottom of this article primarily intermix aspects of three high level approaches:

Specific interventions and solutions will depend entirely on the needs of each region in each country, but generally speaking, regional planning at the macro level will seek to:

Specific ranges vary greatly by species, though beaked whales typically inhabit offshore waters that are at least 300 meters deep.

Specific penalties are applied, consideration of profit gained from offence is considered and often added to fines, application for a formal restoration order is made making the offender responsible for restoration of SSSI ( at offender's expense ).

Specific data gathering methods, such as recording EMF readings at haunted locations have their own criticisms beyond those attributed to the participant-observation approach itself.

They can be formulated as SMART criteria: Specific, Measurable ( or at least evaluable ) achievement, Achievable ( recently Agreed-to or Acceptable are used regularly as well ), realistic ( given the current state of organizational resources ) and Time terminated ( bounded ).

* Specific absorption rate, a measure of the rate at which radiofrequency ( RF ) energy is absorbed by the human body

Specific job responsibilities for a conductor-type position include ensuring that the train adheres to its schedule, ensuring that any cars or cargo are picked up or dropped off at the proper place, completing en-route paperwork, ensuring that the train follows applicable safety rules and practices, controlling the train's movement while operating in reverse, coupling or decoupling cars, assisting with the setting out or picking up of rolling stock, carrying out running repairs, ticket collection and various customer service duties.

* If the Specific orbital energy is positive, the body's kinetic energy is greater than its potential energy: The orbit is thus open, following a hyperbola with focus at the other body.

Specific sequences are usually looked at to see whether they were copied verbatim from one of the individual's genome to the other.

* Specific heat capacity at constant pressure ( C < sub > p </ sub > or c < sub > p </ sub >)

Specific locations were known to produce certain fishes at the right time of year, and special implements and skills were employed for a successful catch.

Specific uses were forecast for each of the military services, including navigation satellites for the Navy ; reconnaissance, communications, and meteorological satellites for the Army and Air Force ; support for Air Force manned missions ; and surface-to-surface logistics supply for the Army at distances up to 6400 km.

Specific gravity varies with temperature ; reference and sample must be compared at the same temperature, or corrected to a standard reference temperature.

Specific tutor sessions are available and posted at the ILRC.

Specific localization of tenderness to McBurney's point indicates that inflammation is no longer limited to the lumen of the bowel ( which localizes pain poorly ), and is irritating the lining of the peritoneum at the place where the peritoneum comes into contact with the appendix.

Specific sugars each have their own point at which the reactions begin to proceed readily.

Specific reference to cartoon physics extends back at least to June 1980, when an article " O ' Donnell's Laws of Cartoon Motion " appeared in Esquire.

• Specific areas at the base of the fours towers suitable for setting up equipment requiring floor loading allowance

Specific games, as chess, have their own code systems to record the matches ( chess notation ).

Specific types of fund may also use side pockets in the ordinary course of their business.

Specific objects or even days can be holy, but they derive holiness from being connected with God — the seventh day, the tabernacle, and the priests all derive their holiness from God.

Specific studies within mineralogy include the processes of mineral origin and formation, classification of minerals, their geographical distribution, as well as their utilization.

* Medieval manors and their records Specific to the British Isles.

Specific burial customs were characterized by the dead being laid on their sides with their knees pressed against their breast, one hand under the head.

The Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa, adopted by the Organization of African Unity in 1969, employs a definition expanded from the Convention's, including people who left their countries of origin not only because of persecution but also due to acts of external aggression, occupation, domination by foreign powers or serious disturbances of public order.

Specific chemical components are used when finding their host.

Specific projects may convert the images to a proprietary format used internally by their game.

Specific to this approach is the potential for new technologies to reveal the eco-impact of products bought to steer consumers to make informed decisions and companies to reform their business practices.

Newer radios can instead detect a digital-over-audio protocol called Specific Area Message Encoding or SAME, which allows the users to program their radios for specific geographical areas of interest and concern, rather than for an entire regional broadcast area.

: Specific growth of local species and species being introduced and mucilage localization in their organs.

Specific congressional races were targeted, and some of the pro-Freeze candidates credited the movement — and the grass-roots funds it raised — with their success in getting elected, or re-elected, to Congress.

Specific types of wood were often preferred based on their strength, durability, and density.

Specific individuals were named and sought by groups or governments for their crimes during the war.

* Paso Legionario: Specific march used by the Spanish Legion, 144 beats / min, embodiment of their " espíritu de marcha ".

Specific mechanoreceptors and their functions include:

HLA's compile-time language allows programmers to extend the HLA language with ease, even creating their own little Domain Specific Language to help them easily solve common programming problems.

Specific orchestras should be organized into their respective geographic categories.