Sentence examples for drop decomposition from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the CA effect, we propose a new strategy for pressure drop decomposition, introducing the fourth part called CA-induced pressure drop by modifying classical three-component strategy, which also catalyzes a new pressure drop measuring strategy.

The efficiency of ammonia decomposition drops with temperature, and is rather low at the InN growth temperatures.

The primary preconditioner is a sparse matrix solver using a dynamic drop tolerance in the decomposition phase.

PVA/FGO exhibited a similar weight-loss profile as that of neat PVA, except for a slight drop caused by the decomposition of FGO below 200 °C.

The polynomials E z) and R z) correspond to polyphase matrices, which are uniquely determined by polyphase components F r j ( z ) and W r j ( z ) respectively, via their order L type-2 and type-1 decompositions (we drop the notation on r j in their factors for simplicity --see [30]: Figure 9 Fractional Biorthogonal Partnersimplicity --see

It was found that the drop of catalytic activity owing to decomposition of PdO at a high temperature region (600 900°C) was suppressed by using ZrO2 support.

There is a significant drop in background attributed to electrolyte decomposition and an unexpected increase in the a lattice parameter is noted after the 4.9 V hold.

Above this altitude the density is limited by the saturation pressure, while below this altitude it drops precipitously probably due to thermal decomposition.

Some trees serve as fertilizers — they take in nitrogen from the atmosphere, or pump it from deep underground and, when they drop their leaves, make it available upon decomposition.

The gap between the average increase of the decomposition variables and the average drop in real GDP is behind the reason the Okun's coefficient in Spain departed sharply from its pre-crisis level.

The results showed that Pt insertion can impair the thermal stability of bulk UiO-67, resulting in a ca. 14% drop in the critical temperature of the thermal decomposition.