Sentence examples for distribution and conversion from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the effect of volatility on residence time distribution and conversion in multiphase reactors.

The MCNP4c performs the analysis of effective multiplication factor, neutron flux, power distribution and conversion ratio.

Emission control catalysts experience degradation under the severe operating conditions which can negatively impact the product distribution and conversion.

Using an autothermal reactor for steam-methane reforming as a simulation case study, we show that the synergy of these concepts leads to improved temperature distribution and conversion, and increased resilience to disturbances.

Interactions between feedstocks during pyrolysis of coal biomass blends, and their impacts on product distribution and conversion behavior during utilization, need to be understood if we are to successfully develop systems for the effective co-utilization of biomass and coal.

Next, we analyzed how p38 inhibition affects LC3 distribution and conversion in cells transfected with GFP-LC3 plasmids.

The products distribution and conversions at different reaction temperatures are shown in Fig. 7.

Predictions of the sugar conversion in the unfractionated samples using a PLS calibration based on both particle-size distributions and conversions of the fractions can account for 96.4% of the variance (RMSE = 0.44), whereas predictions based solely on conversions explain 91.7% of the variance (RMSE = 0.67) and particle-size distribution alone explains 6.5% of the variance (RMSE = 2.64).

Calculated temperature distribution and chemical conversion are compared with the experimentally measured values obtained with a 5 kW prototype reactor tested in a solar furnace.

In addition, an overall total system efficiency of 80% can be achieved because of the utilization of thermal energy that would be wasted if only the electric power were utilized, and because of the reduction of transmission, distribution, and energy conversion losses.

The research technique for determining of the origination of oxygen and hydrogen is based on synchronous analysis of the CO2, H2 and CH4 distribution and carbon conversion at the initial rates of the gases formation.