The phrase "a set of inlet" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of inlets"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple openings or entrances, typically in the context of water bodies or mechanical systems.
Example: "The engineer designed a set of inlets to improve water flow into the reservoir."
Alternatives: "a collection of inlets" or "a group of inlets".
The cooling water is supplied to the BMs by a set of stiff inlet and outlet manifolds mechanically attached to the inner wall of vacuum vessel (VV).
Critical heat flux (CHF) is the maximum heat flux that water, at a given set of inlet conditions, can remove via fully developed nucleate boiling.
For the particular experiments carried out, the optimal gasification conditions were obtained with the following set of inlet conditions: air superficial velocity of 0.06 m/s, biomass particle size between 2 and 6 mm, and biomass moisture content of 10.62%.
A set of flow speed were used as inlet boundary condition for both numerical and experimental model.
Because gas turbine performance varies as a function of fuel and inlet conditions, a set of standard conditions has been established by the International Standards Organization to define gas turbine performance.
In most microfluidic devices, single or multiple dilutions of reagents are required to perform reactions or measurements over a range of concentrations using a set of sample solutions to fill the inlets.
Boundary conditions are a set of applied physiological parameters (which may vary over time) that define the physical conditions at the inlets, outlets and walls.
This set of inlets and outlets of PM summarizes all the steps that ultimately determine the extent of soiling of indoor surfaces.
Later two sets of inlet jets were used in order to increase the number of impingement zones and hence the mixing capability of the mixer.
The area they covered is a sort of inlet west of Manaus and the coastline northwards from there.
