Sentence examples for apparatus characteristics from inspiring English sources

In contrast to this procedure, this paper describes a way to model such phenomena comprising internal diffusion in microporous particles coupled with any first-order rate process inherent both in the physical system, i.e. sorption system with nonlinear sorption isotherm and any particle size distribution, and the experimental apparatus characteristics.

By careful design and construction of the experimental apparatus, the characteristics of the local heat transfer and pressure drop were experimentally investigated using the condensing R134a two-phase flow, in a horizontal single round tube, with an inner diameter of 0.691 mm.

Immunohistochemical investigation of the Golgi apparatus revealed characteristic fragmentation of it in the AHCs, whereas non-motor neurons in the posterior horn had preserved Golgi apparatuses.

Overall, the mouthparts of Tabanidae are similar to those of biting Nematocera and feature a characteristic piercing apparatus comprising the piercing structures (Jobling, 1976; Nagatomi and Soroida, 1985).

Adaptation of the filter function is required to apply the analysis to another experimental apparatus with differing noise characteristics.

A standard spherical apparatus for measuring explosion characteristics was modified to give increased and controlled turbulence within a dust air mixture.

By introducing nanostructures and nano-elements, it is possible to design devices and apparatus with properties and characteristics that cannot be obtained by traditional technology.

Among thermal-hydraulic passive systems, the steam injectors (also called "condensing ejectors" or "steam jet pumps") are very interesting apparatus with very specific characteristics (high velocity, very low pressure).

The characteristic venom apparatus of conoideans is not present in a significant fraction of species in the family Terebridae.

The characteristic cytostomal apparatus consisting of an electron-dense cytoskeletal double ring attached to the parasite's plasma membrane (Figure 4B), was present in all stages from early rings onwards.

The monophyly of Euglenozoa has been suggested based on various common morphological features, e.g. discoidal mitochondrial cristae and a characteristic feeding apparatus, and on molecular phylogenies.