Sentence examples for downstream time from inspiring English sources

Numerous independent measurements all agree that S2 concentrations are depressed by flame nonequilibrium, and increase with downstream time as flame radical concentrations relax towards their equilibrium values.

The ability to prepare and transfer specimens in precise environments promises a means to access new science across many disciplines from untainted samples and allow downstream time-resolved in situ atom probe studies.

Using wide-beam ultrasonic illumination, the Transonic flowmeter subtracts the downstream transit time from the upstream transit time.

Viscosity of the fluid in the downstream at time = 0 (cp).

The models are developed using seven variables, i.e. the length of the channel, the depths of the up-and downstream sections, time, and distance as the inputs.

The smolt-to-adult survival of coho salmon released during periods of high marine productivity was 1.5- to 3-fold greater than those released both before and after, and the fish's degree of smoltification affected their downstream migration time and duration of stay in the estuary.

Known downstream flowering time genes CO and FT were elevated by DEX treatment, but not other proposed targets HAP3A and TOC1, indicating that the expression of these genes may be less directly regulated by GI.

Too many preclinical candidates in a given time-frame could potentially stress development resources and thereby increase downstream cycle times.

In brief terms, traveling waves are typically observed in the far-downstream, large time limit; see Fig. 1.

Further downstream the time-averaged axial velocity decayed at a slightly faster rate than in the experiments.

In previous studies, numerical simulations based on uniform forcing have revealed that trajectories approach a traveling wave in the far-downstream, large time limit.