Sentence examples for composition of the output from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 Industrial sector composition of the output for Tokyo Fig. 2 Industrial sector composition of the output for other regions in Japan.

It has been found that in the traditional method, in which the separation fractions are specified, the composition of the output streams differs from the desired specifications, mainly when the feed composition is not equimolar.

In contrast, the method proposed here ensures that the composition of the output streams is equal to the one specified by the user, even though the composition and thermal conditions of the feed streams vary.

Separation fractions are established in the equivalent configuration by minimizing the total sum of the theoretical stages and restricting the composition of the output streams to a desired value.

In the method proposed in this work, the recovery fractions are established by an optimization problem in which the total number of theoretical stages of the equivalent configuration is minimized and the composition of the output streams are restricted in order to reach their desired value.

The composition of the output mutant pools was compared by TraSH as described using randomly labeled genomic DNA as a control probe [10].

Even more instructive than record output is the composition of that output: production from deep and ultra-deep water projects accounted for an incredible 87percentt of Gulf output last year.

The kinetic data-gathering capabilities of the TSR are limited only by the availability of analytical methods for continuous (or at least frequent) monitoring of the composition of the reactor output stream.

Then the influence of the memory effect and nonlinearity of PA is presented by analyzing the composition of the final output signal.

A first set of such questions relates to the changes in the composition of agricultural output in response to the emerging trade and policy environment.

Of the vast energy savings so far in producing each dollar of GDP, roughly two-thirds came from smarter technologies, one-third from shifts in the composition of economic output and in human behavior.