Sentence examples for environment solution from inspiring English sources
Spatial frequencies of the grating were selected close to the conditions of Bragg reflection of plasmons for the working wavelength of the SPR refractometer and the used environment (solution of glycerol in water).
In each case the final constant surface tension is close to the surface tension of the environment solution.
It should be noted that even under the steady-state conditions the concentration difference between the drop solution and the environment solution is maintained (see Figure S6).
In each case, the overall trend of the surface tension is controlled by the concentration difference between the drop and the environment solution.
Under the positive concentration-difference condition, i.e., the drop solution concentration being greater than the environment solution concentration, the surface tension increases after the induction period.
Interestingly, for a given environment solution concentration, almost the same final surface tension value is attained by each profile regardless of the concentration of the drop solution.
Given the highly varying and dynamic characteristics of the operating environment, solutions are developed mainly exploiting the adaptation property.
Additionally, this paper reports on the performance aspects of blended pastes exposed to chloride binding tests and aggressive (a) 2% H2SO4 and (b) simulated marine environment solutions.
The study shows that for several prevalent problems in the physician's hospital working environment, solutions can be found and successfully implemented.
Nevertheless, it appeared that changes affecting different viral functions dominated adaptation under benign and harsh treatments (Tables 3 and 4), and in the benign environment, a larger number of sites in several genes was able to contribute adaptive solutions, while in the harsh environment, solutions appeared to be more limited.
This is a web-environment solution that facilitates management of purchases through reverse auction.
