Sentence examples for bed attributes from inspiring English sources

The stresses, evaluated at different operating conditions (impeller speed) and granule bed attributes (bed load, granule size and granule/particle type) were also fitted to a stress model derived based on the inertial force transferred from the blade to a continuous, cohesionless granule bed block.

Her indefatigability impressed and frustrated her entourage in equal measure, with husband Denis was once heard to snap: "Woman - bed!" Although many attributed Baroness Thatcher's 20 hour days to her passion for the job – Sir Winston Churchill also survived on just four hours a night during the war – new research suggests she may have had some genetic help.

Some of the bed cuts can be attributed to modern medicine, but there has also been a drive to save money by reducing hospital beds and managing more patients in primary care.

The downstream peak discharge increase during hyperconcentrated floods in the Yellow River has been attributed to bed erosion, roughness reduction and floodplain effects.

These researchers estimated 50% of costs were attributed to bed charges (16% ICU, 34% ward).

Furthermore, our results were strengthened when we limited analyses to one-occupant households where bed exposure can be attributed unequivocally to the individual.

Such post bed rest hypovolaemia is attributed to redistribution of the diminished blood volume due to the lack of an effect of gravity (Alfrey et al. 1996).

This suggests that some waste streams from agriculture where bed agglomeration can be attributed to alkali silicate melt formation could be an alternative when considering co-combustion with biosolids in bubbling fluidized beds.

The transport of calcium and magnesium from the bed should mainly be attributed to entrainment of small bed ash particles with flue gas rather than condensation from a gas phase, which could be the case for alkali metals.

The complex behavior of heat transfer in three-phase fluidized beds has been attributed to the interaction between phases which varies with the particle size, particle density, gas and liquid velocities.

It found that mental disorders were the "largest single contributor" to the sharp increase in hospital use: Six million additional ambulatory visits, 42,000 additional hospitalizations and 300,000 additional bed-days were attributed to mental disorders.