Sentence examples for drying towards from inspiring English sources

Across the interval sampled, a decline in pollen abundance from 105 to 103gdw−1 represents cooling and drying towards more tundra-like conditions.

The use of low air temperatures (30 50 °C) is advantageous with microwave energy in the first stages of drying as it limits the peaks of specific energy absorption, but it slows down drying towards the end probably because of a too low point of equilibrium (saturation humidity of air).

Both were held in damp conditions due to overnight rain with the track drying towards the conclusion of the respective sessions.

Microwave energy did not significantly influence the drying process towards the end, although drying rates showed a "memory effect", that is, drying rates in processes with the same conditions after a given time depended on the conditions up to that point.

Basically, the acoustic emission (AE) technique is shown as the effective tool for monitoring these effects and their control, in particular, for monitoring the stress development and control of drying processes towards their optimization with respect to drying time and product quality.

Atmospheric moisture levels are much less easily predicted than temperature in climate models, but a multi-model ensemble of climate simulations showed a trend towards drying in many tropical regions.

Doing so only traps in air and contributes towards drying it up.

Consequently, there is a zone that can dry out towards the surface but also towards the inside of the stone, and remains wet longer.

Work must have dried up towards the end of the Hampstead period, and Desmond's income could not help them during the Southwold humiliation.

During drying, the ions move towards the drying front by capillary flow (advection) and accumulate near the surface.

This capillary force-driven crystallization process occurred as the particles carried by the flux of liquid towards the drying front were concentrated and incorporated in the transition region between the meniscus and the drying crystal array of microspheres [ 19].