The phrase "achieve sink" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "To improve our efficiency, we need to achieve sink in our workflow processes."
Alternatives: "reach a balance" or "attain synchronization".
CC is practically insoluble in water, and the addition of a surfactant is required to achieve the "sink" conditions during a dissolution test.
The use of T20 0.35% solution in PBS at pH 6.5 enables to achieve the sink conditions in the volume of acceptor fluid even as small as 500 ml (for 32 mg CC doses), and this volume can be further reduced by using 0.7% of T20 solution in PBS.
It took a few days for what we'd achieved to sink in, that we're the first British team to do it.
It took a few days for what we'd achieved to sink in, that we're the first British team to do it.
Souness said: "It will take a while for what he has achieved to sink in because he's not the sort of man who thinks about records going into a game.
To achieve this, the sink removes one by one the clusters from the temporary array temp_sched it created before.
Results demonstrate that at least 125 and 500 ml, respectively, of 0.05 mol/L of PBS at pH 6.5 with 0.35% of T20 is required for 8 and 32 mg tablets to achieve a minimum "sink" conditions (approximately 30% of the saturation concentration) in dissolution studies.
The new NCP model considers not only the minimization of network coding resources but also the maximization of the rate actually achieved at sinks.
The overall analysis demonstrates that microchannel heat sinks achieve very low values of thermal resistance and that the use of variable-width channels can significantly reduce the pressure drop of the cooling fluid.
The motion law of ferromagnetic particles in the non-uniform magnetic field is studied and a standpoint is put forward, which is that the ferromagnetic particles cannot achieve a constant sinking velocity in a non-uniform magnetic field.
