The phrase "a cod of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific quantity or type of cod, typically in culinary or fishing discussions.
Example: "The chef prepared a delicious dish featuring a cod of fresh fish, seasoned to perfection."
Alternatives: "a piece of cod" or "a fillet of cod".
Because nitrite exerts a COD of 1.1 g-COD/g-NO2 − N, the COD values were corrected accordingly.
A day earlier, another person on the same trip, Williams' friend, Paul Stevens, pulled in a cod of 38kg.
The permeate flux from the disk unit increased linearly with transmembrane pressure to reach 2001 h−1 m−2 at 40 bar with a COD of 730 mg/l vs. 130 1 h−1 m2 for the VSEP equipped with the same membrane at its maximum frequency.
It was possible to achieve a COD of less than 30 mg/l in the effluent with the VRM bioreactor for the given influent wastewater characteristics.
These values are obtained by exploiting all the sample points of measurement IV. Figure 9 illustrates this realization of the model for sample points of link L3.The results of measurement IV show that the threshold of the aforementioned throughput exponential behavior decreases linearly from a COD of 90% for the TxRate of 2 Mbps up to the COD value of 60% for the TxRate of 54 Mbps.
A COD of 0.14 corresponds to a case where one site is 33% higher, on average, than the other site; a COD of 0.40 corresponds to a case where one site is 133% higher, on average, than another site.
Table 3 shows a COD balance of the experiment.
The result shows a COD i of 40 μm.
The results showed a fluctuating COD pattern (in between 45,000 and 60,000 mg/L) while using ultrasound bath alone, whereas a non-fluctuating COD pattern with a final COD of 27,000 mg/L was achieved when hydrogen peroxide was introduced.
The only estimate for a North Sea cod of maximum age is 11". All this raises a question.
The high sugar load coming from starch leads to an average COD of 40 g/L and a TOC of 13.2 g/L.
