Sentence examples for encapsulated material from inspiring English sources

This event did not alter the chemical identity of either the expelled or the encapsulated material.

Food powder compression is involved in different industrial applications, such as bulk size reduction, grinding, particle size enlargement, food tablet production, encapsulated material resistance, hopper and silos storage design, mixing, and packaging.

The goal of this study was to generate data germane to determining whether revised bulk encapsulated material values (lower than those estimated by historical specifications) tailored specifically to the materials designated in modern-day spacecraft design could be used, on a case-by-case basis, to comply with planetary protection requirements.

Even incubation of virions for 4 h at 37 °C in NH4OAc (conditions inducing viral breathing to exchange encapsulated material for ammonium ions via diffusion) did not lead to increased charge state resolution.

FT-IR analysis demonstrated that there was no degradation of the encapsulated material during processing or whilst encapsulated within the particle.

Increasing outdoor air ventilation, encapsulating caulk, and constructing a physical barrier over the encapsulated material were shown to be effective at reducing exposure concentrations of PCBs in indoor air of a school and also preventing direct contact with PCB caulk.

There is a great potential use of the sol gel glasses encapsulated materials for optical sensing because of their optical transparency and their mechanical and thermal stability.

The cyclic voltammetric studies have evaluated hydrogen desorption peaks as five times more intense in nickel encapsulated materials, in comparison to the pure hollow carbon spheres.

When a constant heat flux of approximately 200 W m− 2 was used for uniform heating of the sample area from 50 to 75 °C the PCM encapsulated materials demonstrated an isothermal plateau period lasting 5 8 s near the PCM melting point.

Additional evidence for this comes from the photoluminescence quantum yields (PLQY) of the solution and encapsulated materials at 60%and63%3%, respectively, indicating little difference between the optical properties of [BODFluTh] 2FB whether in solution or encapsulated state.

Additionally, manufacturers of vitamins/dietary supplements require encapsulated materials that can withstand a wide range of tableting pressures placing significant restrictions upon the materials that can be used in the encapsulation of lutein and zeaxanthin.