Sentence examples for conversion apparatus from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the Hy-TENG is highly scalable, as water can easily be restored to its initial state without a mechanical conversion apparatus.

This simple and scalable manufacturing technology will open a reasonable design and engineering route for the high-performance photoelectric conversion apparatus and environmental pollutant management.

Many sets of governing parameters of interest from the energy-harvesting point of view were considered, including high levels of heaving damping to simulate the operation of a conversion apparatus.

The aeroelastic setup was specifically developed to allow for a large-amplitude motion (about one chord in heaving and more than 90°in pitching) and to simulate an energy-conversion apparatus by increasing the heaving damping (up to about 18% of the critical one) through eddy-current dampers.

Fluorescence upconversion measurement: Time profiles of the fluorescence in the sub-picosecond to 100 ps time region were measured by using a homemade fluorescence up-conversion apparatus.

This study addresses the preliminary technical feasibility assessment of a mechanical apparatus for conversion of wind energy.

Another unforeseen system behavior was an increased rate of CER to GSL conversion in the Golgi apparatus, followed by the accumulation of GSL.

An external resorufin standard curve (0 1.0 μmol/L) was used to calibrate the apparatus for conversion of fluorescence units into molar quantities using Bio-tek KC4 data analysis software (Bio-tek Instruments, Inc).; EROD activity was expressed in picomoles per minute per milligram of protein.

Oligomer conversion taking place inside a dialysis apparatus with 6 8 kDa MWCO suggests that a secreted factor smaller than 8 kDa is a component of the putative extracellular redox system.

Conversion of hexamers to trimers inside the dialysis apparatus shown in Figure 3(A), Figure 5 and Figure 6(A) was robust but only apparent at the 24-h time point.

Changes in the photosynthetic apparatus are instrumental to adjust energy conversion and growth and are also important for optimized resource allocation, e.g. in dependence on light and nitrogen availability [ 29].