The phrase "an adhering" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where "adhering" is functioning as a gerund or participle, but it requires a noun to follow it.
Example: "An adhering substance is necessary for the project to succeed."
Alternatives: "a sticking" or "a clinging".
However, at high temperatures and for reactive fuels, an adhering layer influences the combustion rate significantly.
The relationship between α and ηh is not altered by the presence of an adhering layer.
Cao, S., Wei, G. & Chen, J. Z. Y. Transformation of an oblate-shaped vesicle induced by an adhering spherical particle.
This behaviour is influenced by the presence of an adhering layer of fine material around the fuel particles.
The experimental study was carried out using a simplified spacer model with an adhering particle under homogeneous field conditions in SF6 gas and also in different gas mixtures.
The characteristic structure of granules – nuclear particle with an adhering fines layer – indicates that gases have better access to finer coke particles.
The fluorescent image of RhB-BSA-NPs (a) adhering on the RWM was taken immediately after the surgery.
Generally, the FAO estimates in (A) adhere to a more binary distribution almost presence-absence— whereas the LM estimates have more mid-range values.
Results for the cases examined are consistent with an adhered layer having a thickness approximately 40percentt of the gap height at the rupture boundary.
In contrast, there is relatively little knowledge about the dynamics of ICAM-1 recruitment upon binding to an adhered leukocyte.
Shin, S., Lu, G., Cai, M. & Kim, K. S. Escherichia coli outer membrane protein A adheres to human brain microvascular endothelial cells.
