Sentence examples for closed cup from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a method to calculate mixture binary interaction parameters using closed cup flash point measurements.
In this study, flash points of twenty eight binary miscible mixtures comprised eighteen flammable pure components with different compositions were measured by using the closed cup apparatus.
The flash point temperature of Tri-n-butyl phosphate(TBP) and Tri-iso-amyl phosphate(TiAP) in n-dodecane binary mixture has been measured for the entire concentration range using the continuously closed cup flash point apparatus based on the ASTM D6450 method.
The measured and literature closed cup flash points of different binary mixtures (ethanol + n-octane, 1-propanol + n-octane, 1-propanol + n-decane, n-octane + n-decane, 1-propanol + water, 1-butanol + n-octane, 2-butanol + n-octane, and water + propionic acid) are used to calculate binary interaction parameters.
It builds a closed cup nest from mud pellets under eaves or similar locations on buildings usually in colonies.
As is typical for the family, the nest is a closed cup built in three layers with a small entrance hole near its top.
The closed cups manage to block out a reasonable amount of background noise, despite being on-ear, and keep it from leaking out for all but the loudest listening, which is good because the Marshalls are tuned to be loud.
In a fumigation test, the compounds were much more effective against adults of S. oryzae, C. chinensis, and L. serricorne in closed cups than in open ones, indicating that the insecticidal activity of test compounds was largely attributable to fumigant action.
The equations are further specialized for the case of a closed spherical cup.
CuA2 and A1 absent or vestigial, never forming a closed cell cup; crossvein bm-cu absent, making cells bm and dm confluent………………………………………………………………….Ephydridae.
CuA2 and A1 present, always forming a closed cell cup; crossvein bm-cu usually present, making cells bm and dm usually separate………………………………………………………….Drosophilidae.
