Sentence examples for a compaction of from inspiring English sources

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In this case, neither a compaction of the network, nor the differentiation of silicate grains from water, proceeds.

Hence, applying in situ stress reduces slippage radius (Fig. 3), which could be consistent with a compaction of these fractures, resulting in lower permeability at these conditions.

Though a harmonic object can act as a compaction of the sinusoidal data, it was decided not to use for several reasons.

Calculations have been made for spherical particles and a compaction of 64 or 36% porosity (Noubactep and Caré 2010a, b, 2011; Caré et al. 2013; Rahman et al. 2013; Domga et al. 2015).

The quenching rate in the unfolded state by C67 increases at concentrations of denaturant that favor folding, indicating a compaction of the unfolded protein as observed previously in single-molecule Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) experiments.

Granules were compressed with a compaction pressure of 2700 psi by using tablet-shaped punches on Enerpac Tablet Punch.

Sea bass slc11a2-α and slc11a2-β present a compaction factor of 1.8× and 1.4× to human SLC11A1 and 4.6× and 3.4× to human SLC11A2, respectively.

As porosity increases, the modulus of matrix sharply decreases, which is equivalent to an increased effective stress under a constant total stress leading to a closer compaction of solids.

In the Type II model, a 10-fold reduction of the dissociation probability caused a length compaction of over 40%, more than what is observed in vivo.

Subsidence also has been produced by the irrigation of virgin areas of alluvial deposits; initial water penetration causes reorientation of constituent particles and a consequent compaction of sediment in the wetted areas.