Sentence examples for characteristics of solution from inspiring English sources
Two concepts are extracted from the characteristics of solution purification process: additive utilization efficiency (AUE) and impurity removal ratio (IRR).
This change in conductivity may depend on both the enzymatic reaction itself and the characteristics of solution in which this reaction occurs.
The dynamic characteristics of solution film flow with counter-current air flow, especially the two phase contact area, are important for the optimal design and operation of LDD (liquid desiccant dehumidifier).
This result implies that photolysis rates of PBDE are also affected by the characteristics of solution in which they take place (Niu et al., 2006).
We found that the electrical characteristics of solution-deposited IZO TFTs can be greatly improved by using bilayer channel structure and low temperature MWI-PDA process.
This paper describes FET characteristics of solution-grown TIPS-pentacene single crystals on five polymer gate dielectrics including polystyrene (PS), poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), poly(4-vinyl phenol) (PVP), poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA) and poly vinylidene fluoride-trifluoroethylene-chlorofluoroethylene) (P VDF-TrFE-CFE)).
If there were no equilibrium solution, it should be nonsense to talk about the characteristics of solutions and relationships among equilibria.
Samples with lower moisture contents exhibited typical thawing characteristics of solutions with phase change drawn out in a wider temperature range.
Although the optical characteristics of solutions including tungsten bronze compounds have been previously analyzed [5], additional data are essential to fully understand the absorption and reflection-induced optical characteristics for the composite coating film application.
However, solid liquid contact electrification causes negative effects during the pipetting procedure, such as a difficulty in detachment of tiny droplet from pipet tips, increase of surface tension of aqueous droplet, and modification of chemical characteristics of solutions owing to its considerable amount of electrical charge [5, 6, 7].
Multiobjective problems maximize or minimize two or more, often competing, characteristics of solutions.
