Sentence examples for describing fast from inspiring English sources
It is also found that the 2D CPFD model is particularly useful for describing fast fluidized beds operation involving significant amounts of rich ash recycled feeds.
The kinematics of the deformation of fluid elements, having a size on the order of the Kolmogoroff velocity microscale, are needed when describing fast reactions in turbulent fluids as competition between molecular diffusion and chemical reaction in shrinking laminae.
A German study on nutrition showed women to be overrepresented in healthy nutrition clusters and underrepresented in a cluster describing fast food oriented consumers [ 33].
All fits used the software package Modelfree 4.15 (Mandel et al., 1995) and for simplicity isotropic diffusion tensors were assumed with residue specific parameters that include the order parameter squared, S, and a timescale describing fast motion, τe.
Grounded theory methodology was considered appropriate for describing fast-track implementation and organisation according to the professionals' points of view.
In contrast, Orsola de Castro, co-founder and co-curator of Estethica describes fast fashion and mass produced luxury as "empty vehicles".
This improvement can be sought on the numerical models themselves, who should ideally describe fast (interannual) core processes at work in the geomagnetic secular variation (e.g., Finlay et al. 2010a).
This model was originally suggested for Pi 2 pulsations and east-west motions of auroral riometer absorption bays and was later used to describe fast (4 6 km/s) azimuthal propagation of dayside traveling convection vortices (Lyatsky et al., 1999).
Subsequently, the Sun et al. DeepID face representation system is described, fast face detection is revisited, and the face is reconsidered as part of a complete 3-D object.
A focused experimental study describes fast cycling NOx storage and reduction (NSR) with H2 and C3H6 as reductants on a Pt/BaO/CeO2/Al2O3 lean NOx trap (LNT) catalyst for emission control of lean burn vehicles.
Investigators have described fast or high glycators as well as slow or low glycators.
