Sentence examples for downstream hot from inspiring English sources
Different types of DPFs were used as downstream hot gas filters in two atmospheric air blown bubbling fluidized bed gasifiers.
The frequent cleavage-ligation sites occurred between the −226 to −44 nucleotides in the upstream and two downstream hot-spot regions, +273 to +556 and around +3999 nucleotides.
Fine mapping of NRG1 was carried out by genotyping additional SNPs within the region delimited by the upstream and downstream recombination hot spots.
Results demonstrate that radiative heat transfer from a hot downstream environment to the porous plug significantly increases maximum attainable mass fluxes.
Case A shows some depressurization, on the order of 10−2 MPa, on the downstream side, where hot spring discharge occurs, whereas Case B exhibits almost uniform pore pressure increase below the water table.
Except for the temperature distribution within the cross-sections, little difference in results is seen for the two double-track tunnels with the low ventilation velocity (0.5 m/s), whereas higher temperature levels and a faster downstream movement of hot gases are observed in the single-track tunnel.
The USACE may request minimal releases to prevent flooding in areas downstream and in hot mid-summer periods, releases can be minimal.
Since the downstream is much hotter than the upstream, the HC is re-trapped by the upstream BEA and is oxidized downstream.
(2008); Richardson (2009) concluded that PUIs provide both the primary shock dissipation mechanism and the bulk of the hot plasma downstream of the HTS, as predicted 12 years earlier by Zank et al.
Mass and heat-transfer phenomena are described for the particular physical arrangement, including bulk film diffusion processes with variable particle size and heat transfer by radiation from the hot region downstream to the cooler entrance region.
Furthermore, BLAST searches revealed that the two candidate genes GER1 and GF14 are located up- and downstream of these two hot spots, respectively.
