Sentence examples for components at low from inspiring English sources

Helium gas (98.2percentt pure) is isolated from natural gas by liquefying the other components at low temperatures and under high pressures.

In general, sorbed surfactant is enriched in high-EO surfactant components at low concentrations, and is enriched in low-EO surfactant components at intermediate concentrations.

As the free induction decay signal of the protons associated with this phase has a spin spin relaxation time similar to that of water, bound to the wood polymer components at low hydration, this observation has relevance in wood moisture content determination using NMR and in the assignment of NMR signal components to wood/water components.

The spectral emissions of this scheme primarily are caused by the action of the soft starter, which introduces odd harmonic components at low frequency.

At the same time, the minor components at low (398.23 eV) and high (401.63, 403.08 eV) binding energies are assigned to imine nitrogen (=N-) and positively charged nitrogen atoms (N+), respectively [33].

This was because the presence of the filter in the first step resulted in some negligible spectral components at low frequency that made it impossible to reduce the signal sampling rate in the first step of SWEDEM and maintain an acceptable accuracy.

In general, plasma polymer sorption isotherms approximate those of the conventional polymer analogs, but exhibit an enhanced Langmuir-type sorption component at low activity.

Frequently, the hard X-ray spectrum of the microwave associated RHESSI microflares can be fit by a thermal component at low energies (∼3 12 keV) and a nonthermal component at higher energies (∼12 20 keV).

The pressure and velocity spectra (Agarwal, PhD Thesis, 1985) of the internal sound field show a strong plane wave component at low frequencies and the presence of higher order acoustic modes at the higher frequencies.

Using the measured antiproton flux and B/C ratio to fix the diffusion coefficient, we show that the spectra of primary nuclei as measured in the heliosphere may contain a fresh local "unprocessed" component at low energies perhaps associated with the Local Bubble, thus decreasing the measured secondary to primary nuclei ratio.

There is more power in the compressive component at low frequencies, and less power in the compressive component at high frequencies.