Sentence examples for absorption and release from inspiring English sources

Because moisture absorption and release are gradual, wool is slow to feel damp and does not chill the wearer by too-rapid drying.

The thermal energy absorption and release characteristics of LWC containing PCMPC were significantly better than those of the control sample.

Moreover, water absorption and release was found to be mediated through surface morphology, ordering and film thickness.

They used a model that estimates how climate factors like temperature affect absorption and release of these gases by land, plants, and microbes.

Brimonidine tartrate can be delivered to the post-lens tear film by wearing a PHEMA contact lens which was prepared by molecular imprinting polymerizing technique [12], or only by simple soaking absorption and release method [13].

In this paper, the energy evolution of arch dams in the failure process is studied first, which can be decomposed as energy dissipation accompanied by concrete damage and elastic strain energy absorption and release during elastic deformation.

The kinetic curves obtained demonstrated the accumulation of copper in the DMG according to the process described in the literature as absorption (and/or adsorption) and release following the Fick's first law of diffusion.

Carbonaceous nanospheres (CNSs) with biocompatibility and unique optical properties were prepared by hydrothermal method for photothermal absorption and released Mn2+ were used for MRI.

The low thermal conductivity decreases the rate of heat absorption and releases throughout the PCM, so that the product may not fully utilize its full latent heat storage [50].

Most studies have focused on the influence of the building span and height on the inner thermal environment through experimental and numerical models, the optimum south roof shape that allows the maximum amount of beam radiation into the building and the north wall thickness and configuration that all markedly influenced the solar energy absorption, storage and release.

Subsequently, the observation that disruption or mutation of the hepcidin gene in mouse and man results in severe forms of iron overload identified it also as a negative regulator of iron absorption, recycling and release from stores [ 6- 8].