Sentence examples for estimates of liquid from inspiring English sources
As suggested by high estimates of liquid iron thermal conductivity, a thermally stratified layer in the neighborhood of 100 km thick might exist in the outermost core (Pozzo et al. 2012).
Indeed, it is crucial to model as accurately as possible the secular acceleration because it has a profound effect on the SV which in turn affects estimates of the liquid outer core flow, just below the Core-Mantle Boundary (CMB).
bandwagon requires an estimated $100,000 of liquid working capital, which would cover start-up expenses, a franchise fee, a down payment on two truck leases and marketing materials.
To simulate the sublimation and vaporization behavior of the system, estimates of the liquid-phase Gibbs energy have to be first derived for the compounds SnSe, SnCu, SnZn and SnS using FactSage (a well-established computational thermo-chemistry platform).
Inflow/outflow experiments were also conducted using ethanol instead of water in order to estimate the effect of liquid wetting properties on the estimated characteristic curves of the materials under study.
We did find, though, that our estimate of the liquid LPV/r formulation (80/20 mg/ml), which ranged from $17.33-$17.33-$23.10most double the cost reported in the WHO GPRM Database ($11.81).
The scheme leverages the idea of semi-Lagrangian transport to estimate the amount of liquid that is fluxed through each face during a time-step.
The big vessels in two of the units could be used to produce an estimated 500 liters of liquid anthrax and 50 liters of botulinum toxin per batch within two to three days -- millions of lethal doses.
An Agilent 7890A/5975C gas chromatography coupled with mass spectroscopy (GC MS) was used to estimate the composition of liquid product.
Secondly, the filling losses from storage containers are estimated in percentage of liquid pumped in tanks as a function of working pressure and vapor pressure at liquid temperature.
Children younger than the age of 7 or so seem unable to simultaneously consider both the height and width of a container when estimating the quantity of liquid in the container.
