Sentence examples for degree of solution from inspiring English sources
With increasing specific laser energy, the degree of solution of TiC particles was increased.
Mineral dissolution rates depend on several kinetic parameters (e.g., temperature, pH, and degree of solution saturation) (Zhuang et al. [1992]).
The 20%PVA 80%% CS crosslinked hydrogel films showed a greater degree of solution absorption (183%) as compared to other compositions.
Increase in cooling rate causes increase in the extent of subcooling degree of solution and reduction in WAT, which characterizes its inertance.
From the results discussed above, we know that the concentration of Zn(NO3 2 and the supersaturation degree of solution should be maintained at a certain value to guarantee the nucleation and the growth processes of ZnO.
Fast evaporation (due to low RH conditions) and the high degree of solution supersaturation reached in micropores before thenardite precipitation result in high crystallization pressure generation and greater damage to porous materials than mirabilite, which crystallizes at lower supersaturation ratios and generally as efflorescence.
Based on analyzed tradeoffs among system optimality, robustness and uncertainty degree of solutions pertaining to the study case, a unified protection level of 13 (or 10) was recommended for risk-averse (or risk-neutral) decision making.
It is observed that spending the search effort on hybridising Largest Weighted Degree with Saturation Degree at the early stage of solution construction tends to generate high quality solutions.
The fuzzy customer preference degree of each solution principle is then calculated by fuzzy logarithmic least square method (FLLSM).
Therefore, the degree of solid solution supersaturation and the temperature range of aging remained unchanged for this alloy.
The results indicated that the higher the saturation degree of lactose solution used during crystallisation the smaller the specific surface area, the higher the amorphous lactose content, and the higher the β-lactose content of engineered lactose particles.
