Sentence examples for a function of outlet from inspiring English sources

The results showed that purge angle is a function of outlet air humidity profile, while the process air velocity as an operating parameter and channel length as a design parameter presented the most substantial effect on the profile.

Explicit results for diffusive broadening, optimal slit locations, and resolution cost as a function of outlet to inlet area ratio are obtained for two-dimensional channels with either straight or hyperbolic walls and for axisymmetric flows with either radial flow between parallel electrodes, or a sink flow within conical electrodes.

In fact, this interval is a function of brine outlet temperature, mass flow rate, reservoir permeability, and position of the well in the reservoir thickness.

It contributes both a linearised model of the solar-field dynamics and a simplified model of the produced distillate as a function of the outlet solar field water temperature.

The pressure- and the density-drops along a chromatographic column eluted with supercritical fluid carbon dioxide were mapped as a function of the outlet column pressure and the temperature on the P T diagram of neat CO2.

These simulations estimate not only the optimum COP as a function of the outlet HTG solution temperature, but also the solution mass-flow rates to be pumped to each generator in order to attain that optimum.

Normally, such characteristics for commercially available turbo-molecular pumps are presented as graphs of pumping speed, compression ratio and so on as a function of inlet or outlet pressure.

The hopper discharge rate has been computed as a function of material head height, outlet size and the hopper half-angle.

Longitudinal statistical analysis will use (1) multilevel ordinal models of consumption and logistic models of admissions and Accident & Emergency attendance as a function of change in individual outlet exposure, adjusting for confounding variables, and (2) spatial models of the change in counts/rates of each outcome measure and outlet density.

We will use multilevel ordinal models of the defined categories of consumption for the WHS data and multilevel logistic models of the odds of hospital admission and A&E attendance as a function of change in individual outlet exposure, adjusting for confounding individual variables (age, gender, socio-economic status) and LSOA deprivation quintile.

This amplitude is determined by the response of the conditioning system to a pulse or disturbance and is, for a particular suspending fluid, a function of the geometry of the outlet pipe of the conditioning chamber.