Sentence examples for a stable composition of from inspiring English sources

A stable composition of hybrid copper cobalt hexacyanoferrate (Cu CoHCF) film was electrodeposited on a carbon paste electrode (CPE).

The stability of the fuel processor was also demonstrated for three successive days with a stable composition of product gas and thermal efficiency.

Even seemingly ideal habitats with a stable composition of few dominant species, for example microbial mats [ 21] or invertebrate bacterial symbioses [ 22], can be difficult to assemble when evolutionary micro-niche adaptations have led to large pan-genomes and thus to a low level of population clonality (see e.g. [ 23] for a discussion on sub-species fine-scale evolution and pan-genomes).

The biogas had a rather stable composition of 65 70% CH4, 25 36% of CO2, and 800 1500 ppm of H2S.

For most families we found a rather stable composition of the GlnR regulon and some species-specific connections, independent of the presence or absence of the other two regulators.

For example, Bekipor ST0AL3-type filter is a mechanically and chemically stable composition of chaotically placed thin metal filaments (d = 2 30 μm), in the form of a panel (thickness 0.51 mm) [21].

The theoretical capacities of SiCO with free carbon were obtained based on the most stable compositions of the lithiated structures, the predicted reversible capacities are comparable to the experimental data.

An absent seasonality on the level of total zooplankton biomass was accompanied by a relatively stable species composition of the dominant (by abundance) groups copepods; 40 species were found during the North-east Monsoon, 38 species during the Spring Inter-monsoon, and 34 species were present in the South-west Monsoon.

Even though the initial population composition does not influence the ultimate stable composition, it does influence the rates of transfer.

These parameters are the turnover rate, i.e. the time it takes for an isotope to be assimilated into consumer tissue, and the discrimination factor, i.e. the difference between the stable isotope composition of a given tissue and that of the diet.

The stable isotope composition of an organism depends on the diet source and also on the isotopic signature at the base of the food web [26], [27], [62].