Sentence examples for a function of producing from inspiring English sources

Recently, App and Yoshioka (2013) offered an analytical solution for steady-state fluid temperature change as a function of producing rate, reservoir permeability, and drawdown, among other variables.

Using this approach, we estimated the sandface gas temperature as a function of producing time and that is shown in Fig. 7.

In particular they represent the substrate pH value during anaerobic digestion, as a function of produced biogas volume [m/day] and the substrate temperature during anaerobic digestion process [°C] as a function of produced biogas volume [m/day].

After ovulation, the egg only lives for 24 hours or less without fertilization while the remains of the dominant follicle in the ovary become a corpus luteum; this body has a primary function of producing large amounts of progesterone.

He was, in his own words, "not merely an 'artist', but a man performing his biological function of producing paintings, just as a tree produces flowers and fruit".

They were proud, purist exercises in engineering, in which every component was designed solely to fulfill its designated function of producing a delicious cup of espresso topped with bubbling crema.

The efficiency of the electrode was explored as a function of H2O2 produced reaching a maximum value of 10 mM.

The efficiency of ADE-MC was explored as a function of H2O2 produced at current densities (50, 100 and 150 mA cm−2).

This consists of a startup cost, (c_i^S), which is incurred whenever generator i is switched on from an offline state, a no-load cost, (c_i^N), which is incurred each hour that generator i is online (regardless of its generation level), and a variable cost, (c_i^V cdot )), which gives the per-hour variable cost as a function of energy produced.

Fig. 5 Absolute value of the (total) magnetic field a point of observation located at 5 km east of a south-north railway as a function of time produced by two identical trains travelling from south to north at 90-s separation.

Specifying heavy weight as a function of glycine produces an area under the ROC curve of 0.86, with peak sensitivity of 92% achieved with 78% specificity.