A flow-through transport system reaches the steady state, when a constant flux passes through each cross section of the system, and the concentrations of the transported chemical in all parts of the system become time-invariant.
A cross section of the system was used as the second model geometry (see the section 'Geometry', Fig. 7), which has concentric boundaries with curved electrodes.
Observation subjects will represent a cross-section of system users including both "EHR skeptics" and champions.
Given the limited existing data, the NK health workforce training needs assessment primarily relied on qualitative methods, which included in-depth interviews (IDI) and focus group discussions (FG) with a cross-section of system planners, health care administrators, and health workers from all service levels in NK.
The full cross section of the robotic system should be small enough to be placed inside the double-hulled structure, via a conventional access hole of 600 × 800-mm, from the outside shipyard floor.
The entire cross section of the robotic system is small enough to be placed inside the double-hulled structure via a conventional access hole from the outside shipyard floor.
In 3D cultures, our model allows for investigations of a cross section of the real system and the cells immersed in the ECM.
The scheme in Figure 4 d depicts cross sections of the system and represents the possible structural morphology of the deposited particles.
A typical cross section of a CoPSi-n system is observed by TEM to study the distribution of the Co deposits along the PSi structure.
No two judges may be nationals of the same state, and the judges are to represent a cross section of the major legal systems of the world.
The former was due to the super elastic properties of the Memory Metal Spinal System rod, the latter was due to the square cross section of the Memory Metal Spinal System rod.
