Sentence examples for consisting of vacuum from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a hybrid desalination system consisting of vacuum membrane distillation (VMD) and adsorption desalination (AD) units, designated as VMD-AD cycle, is proposed.

Hence, in this study, the FCC riser is simulated based on a six-lumped kinetic model [15] consisting of vacuum gas oil, gasoline, C3's (propane and propene), C4's (butane and butene), dry gas (H2, C1 C2) and coke.

All coatings to be reported here were developed on a production scale plasma PVD & CVD equipment consisting of vacuum arc evaporation from a central cathode for the metals in combination with PCVD of non-metals, such as boron, from gaseous reactant.

The separation of the steroid esters was carried out using an ultra performance liquid chromatographic (UPLC) system, consisting of vacuum degasser, autosampler and a binary pump (Acquity UPLC system; Waters, Milford, MA) equipped with a reversed phase Waters acquity UPLC BEH C18 analytical column of 100 × 2.1 mm and 1.7 µm particle size.

The Sector Sub-assembly Tool is a special tool for assembly of ITER Tokamak and is used to sub-assemble the 40° Tokamak sector which consists of vacuum vessel sector, vacuum vessel thermal shield sector and two toroidal field coils.

That snippet has prompted more than a few pundits to ruminate on how the system will actually work, with the favored interpretation being that Hyperloop will consist of vacuum sealed tubes (to negate the impact of wind resistance) through which magnetically-propelled capsules are hurled at high speeds.

The Thistle Baby meal kit consists of vacuum-sealed bags of apportioned, organic ingredients, flash-frozen to preserve flavor.

Monotapes consisting of Ti 6Al 4V vacuum plasma-sprayed onto SiC fibres were consolidated by uniaxial vacuum hot pressing.

In a second room, the only discernible source of light was the spectral glow emanating from another Koons sculpture, consisting of two vacuum cleaners mounted in a plexiglass box, garishly illuminated by white fluorescent bulbs.

The inclusion of such a term in a more general context, however, meant that the universe in the absence of any mass-energy (i.e., consisting of a vacuum) would not have a space-time structure that was flat (i.e., would not have satisfied the dictates of special relativity exactly).

We also aimed to evaluate and improve the performance of such a system consisting of a vacuum chamber with a coronagraph set inside the chamber.