Sentence examples for connecting the solids from inspiring English sources

This is guaranteed by connecting the solids residence time distribution with the properties of the material for the sedimentation and sediment build-up.

The linker connecting the solid support and the substrate is critical to the ultimate success of a solid-phase synthesis.

The model utilizes an Eulerian Eulerian approach for the gaseous and particulate phases coupled with the kinetic theory of granular flow and a novel attrition model connecting the solid phase properties and the granular temperature with the breakage rate.

The flower on the plants was placed in a plastic bag (8 × 8 × 5 cm3) inserted with a silicone tube connecting the solid phase extraction columns (DSC-Si and DCS-18, Supelco, United States) using air pumps at 350 mmHg (Rocker, Taiwan).

The devices are supposed to protect the shuttle from bolts that connect the solid-rocket boosters to the external fuel tank.

The Bulter Volmer equation that describes the electrochemical reaction in the catalyst layer is introduced; the activation overpotential connects the solid phase potential field to that of the electrolyte phase.

In each panel, the small square represents the focal color associated with the cube: if memory were biased toward focal colors, then the average memory match (green circle) should fall along the dashed lines connecting the baseline match (solid blue diamond) to the focal color (small empty square).

Simulations of blood flow in the vasculature connecting the parent vessel to the solid tumour are then performed by adapting modelling techniques from the field of petroleum engineering to this biomedical application.

The solid lines connecting the GPS stations define the edges of the Delaunay triangles.

The solid line connecting the gray diamonds shows the return pathway (no. of positions, 185).

Epoxy resins, widely used as coatings and adhesives, are prepared by converting liquid polyethers into infusible solids by connecting the long-chain molecules into networks, a process called curing.