The phrase "a disperse" is not correct in English.
The correct term would be "dispersed" or "dispersal," depending on the context.
Example: "The disperse particles settled at the bottom of the container."
Alternatives: "a scattering" or "a distribution."
There is nothing out there that collects such a disperse selection of vehicles and consistently delivers in terms of convincing handling dynamics, on some of the world's finest circuits.
A method for measuring drying kinetics of different products in a disperse system has been developed in the study.
A disperse hydrophilic phase is found when the PHEA mass fraction is reduced up to xPHEA = 0.38.
In this context, this work initially shows a control architecture for users negotiation in a disperse PS.
By means of the generalized RTD, a disperse flow reactor model for correlating the experimental data was proposed.
It has low molecular weight and acts like a disperse dye with high exhaustion rate that diffuses into the fibre like polyester and nylon (Gao and Cranston 2008).
The Welsh Congregational Church at Radnor Walk in Chelsea today serves a dispersed instead of a local congregation.
"When a dispersing male enters a neighboring wolf pack's territory, ritual behavior is a big part of that.
Style is a mark of savvy that creates its own secret inner circle, a dispersed and democratic aristocracy of taste.
Addition of 5 wt% of a butadiene polymer resulted in a disperse-phase volume fraction greater than 10%.
The melt-mixed blends show macrophase-separated morphology indicating poor phase mixing whereas the co-precipitated blends of the same composition exhibit a disperse-type morphology, as observed by p.l.o.m.o.m
