Sentence examples for bed sequencing from inspiring English sources

Rahimi et al. (2011) studied the treatment of slaughterhouse wastewater with a fixed bed sequencing batch reactor (FBSBR).

The moving bed sequencing batch reactor had been reported as an effective method for COD, BOD, and TKN removal at 80, 90, and 86 93%, respectively (Sombatsompop et al. 2011).

Approximately 50% in the form of suspended solids (SS) COD reduction is 90% within 2 days of hydraulic retention time Masse and Masse (2000) Moving bed sequencing batch reactor COD, BOD, and suspended solids in the range of 4700 8000 mg/L, respectively COD and BOD removal efficiency is greater than 80 and 90%, respectively.

To assess polyamide yarn waste tires as a media, the fixed bed sequence batch reactor (FBSBR) was evaluated under different organic loading rate (OLRs).

Peat accumulation and basin subsidence estimates suggest that an additional 100 ka or more may have been involved in the formation of a single coal bed sequence.

We developed a program within Galaxy-P, "Translate BED sequences", which translates the splice junctions and compiles all splice-junction polypeptide sequences into a database.

The five stratigraphic units recorded between the basalts (from bottom to top, Units 5 to 1) form a normally bedded sequence of fine-grained sedimentary beds, with a minor proportion of sands and gravels toward the base.

Other systems that take advantage of the metabolism of anammox bacteria are the upflow anaerobic sludge bed and sequencing batch reactors (Ahn et al. 2004; Kartal et al. 2006).

Ikeda, M. & Tada, R. A 70 million year astronomical time scale for the deep-sea bedded chert sequence (Inuyama, Japan): Implications for Triassic–Jurassic geochronology.

To estimate per-taxon rates for the 1-Myr intervals, we constructed an age model for the Upper Triassic bedded chert sequence based on the average sedimentation rate estimated from the measured thickness and the time interval of its deposition.

Consequently, a bedded chert sequence has a potential to record the evolution of the long period astronomical cycles.