Sentence examples for configuration of membrane from inspiring English sources
The ATR-FTIR and atomic force microscopy (AFM) were used to characterize the photografting polymerization and the configuration of membrane pores in different conditions.
The configuration of membrane plate centrally located above the aeration nozzles was determined to have superior hydrodynamic performance of high shear stress on the membrane surfaces.
As a major configuration of membrane elements, multi-channel porous inorganic membrane tubes were studied by means of theoretical analysis and simulation.
In this work the influence of the presence and configuration of membrane bundles and the effect of gas addition via the membranes on the effective axial dispersion was studied experimentally.
However, the research so far has not yielded the molecular configuration of membrane-bound daptomycin.
The equilibrium configuration of membranes and mediating molecules appears as adhesion between membranes.
The mass transfer phenomena involved in membrane systems are discussed along with some representative configurations of membrane bioreactors, whose behaviour can be described using a simple mathematical approach.
Four configurations of membrane-based toluene recovery process are investigated to quantitatively compare economic, environmental and robustness performance of each configuration.
This method allows to present new configurations of membranes, for example a two-density membrane for which the first 21 eigenfrequencies have approximate five harmonic relations or a three-density membrane for which the first 45 eigenfrequencies have eight harmonic relations, both involving some multiple eigenfrequencies.
To speed up convergence of the interactions between proteins and membrane, coordinates for the original phospholipid bilayer were obtained from an equilibrium configuration of the membrane model described in (41).
Configuration of the membrane system provided stability of the pH (about 6) both of the concentrate and solution being purified.
