Sentence examples for develop residence from inspiring English sources

Carbon-14 tagged normal paraffins of 8, 16, and 32 carbon atoms were used as tracers to develop residence time distribution curves.

Since cancer typically takes many years to develop, residence at diagnosis is likely to be a poor measure of exposure.

The study was carried out in a cold flow model especially designed for the fluid-dynamic analysis of the system equipped with a recently developed residence time measurement device based on the detection of ferromagnetic tracer particles through inductance measurement.

The scientific design and operation of industrial crystallizers depends on a combination of thermodynamics which determines whether crystals will form, particle formation kinetics which determines how fast particle size distributions develop, and residence time distribution which determines the capacity of the equipment used.

Mr. Fefferman said he was hopeful that his company would develop 300 residences in Plainfield.

In 2014 he spent more than $260m to buy three of the island's largest resort properties, and announced plans to develop $500m-worth 500m-worth ofs and residencesnities" to and to the existing beachfresortondos amenitiescourses.

When there were movements to develop more residences, neighborhood associations would frequently block their construction, citing that taller buildings would ruin the skyline and city's character.

A laboratory scale continuous oscillatory flow meso-reactor was developed and residence time distribution (RTD) studies were carried out in order to establish certain process characteristics of the system.

The paper deals with the design of an earth sheltered residence in an Aegean island and emphasizes on the advantages of developing underground residences in terms of bioclimatic performance.

While it has developed 40,000 residences nationally, none are in Manhattan.

And, he points out that in the long run the town saves money by not having to expand its costly public services for open land, as it does with land developed for residences or businesses.