Sentence examples for consumption flow from inspiring English sources

Considering the possible energy consumption flow at R k from a statistical perspective, which is called as an on-off model and denoted by (acute {S_{i}}).

For this study, design variables are high and low drum pressures, steam mass flow rates, pinch point temperature differences and the duct burner fuel consumption flow rate.

For dynamic traffic model, we propose power-efficient routing algorithms which are based on an auxiliary graph that assigns weights for links according to the power consumption, thereby capturing the power consumption flow of a path.

Subsequently, the power consumption, flow pattern, mean velocity and mixing time of the covering-plate Rushton impeller (RT-C) were studied and compared with the standard Rushton impeller (RT) operated under the same conditions.

This article describes the principles that guided this work, and presents the results obtained with regard to energy consumption, flow of matter, daylight, comfort and, lastly, a detailed life cycle assessment analysis: the various environmental impacts related to the construction, exploitation and maintenance of the facade are presented and discussed.

PL prepared mtDNA-depleted cells, performed oxygen consumption, flow cytometry, and ELISA assays, and participated in the design of the study.

"Under normal operating conditions, 90percentt of New York City's daily water consumption flows through Kensico," said Mercedes Padilla, a D.E.P. spokeswoman.

As more and more of my media consumption flows through the iPad, every little bit of battery conservation makes an increasing difference.

SLAM receives production and consumption flows (e.g., from SCENES) and produces origin destination-matrices (origin destination-matrices alternative distribution chains.

Nevertheless, international literature lags significantly in what has to do with monitoring and control tools of megaton consumption flows and the related that refer to preventive environmental policy (Angrick et al. 2014).

Those are the conclusions of the most comprehensive analysis to date of global water use, which also finds that one-fifth of humankind's water consumption flows across international borders as "virtual water"—the water needed to produce a commodity, such as meat or electronics, if the ultimate consumers were to make it themselves rather than outsource its growth or manufacture.