Sentence examples for content formation from inspiring English sources

Under these conditions, the model estimated the soot content, formation of NOx and CO2, brake specific fuel consumption (BSFC) and powers of 27.6, 441.3, 28.1 ppm, 224.2 g/kW h and 26.5 kw, respectively.

The resultant composite containing CNFs had less improvement in mechanical properties which may be due to less fiber content, formation of agglomerates and improper distribution of the fibers in the composite which subsequently resulted in reduction of adhesive strength.

Targeted imaging-based screens of the yeast deletion mutant collection for aberrant morphology LDs using fluorescent dyes yielded a large number of factors regulating LD content, formation, and inheritance (Fei et al. 2008; Fei and Yang 2012; Szymanski et al. 2007).

Further increase of N content accelerated formation of BN bonding, followed by formation of nc-TiN/a-TiB2/a-BN nc-TiN/a-TiB2/a-BN nc-TiN/a-TiB2/a-BN nc-TiN/a-TiB2/a-BN

Calcium sulfate may precipitate during the injection of seawater with high sulfate content into formation brine with high calcium content.

A natural way to characterize delusions is as beliefs that are in some way dysfunctional, either in their content or formation.

It is worth to note that for the higher Ge content, the formation of Ge clusters and their crystallization occurs at lower TA.

In Fig. 7, dark contrast variations represent the fluctuations of local In content and formation of indium-rich clusters in QWs [31 34].

The variation in the UTS was attributed to porosity content, cluster formation, segregation of TiC particles at the grain boundaries and homogenous distribution in the aluminum matrix.

Its effectiveness was more than 90% at any reservoir temperature (60 120 °C) and content of formation water in the solution (10 90%).

An overview of some of the advantages include lower moisture content, lower formation of sugar degradation products due to moderate conditions, 100% recovery of solid material, and the ability for ammonia to lessen lignin's effect on enzymatic hydrolysis.