Sentence examples for expanded mechanism from inspiring English sources

The expanded mechanism consists of 277 elementary reactions and contains 47 species.

The expanded mechanism has also been tested against shock-tube ignition delay and laminar flame speed data and was found to be in good agreement with both the original GRI-Mech and the experimental data for both methane and ethane.

Although the expanded mechanism provides a large improvement relative to the original model over most of the conditions of this study, further improvement is still required at the highest CH4 concentrations and lowest temperatures.

The pore shrinking and expanding mechanism can be explained by the surface tension which induced viscous flow of oxide film as described below.

He and Dou et al. (Du 2010; He et al. 2012) conducted detailed analysis on the burst resisting mechanism by hard roof fracturing, as well as the crack expanding mechanism and related influencing factors concerning this technology.

In erect postures, the abdominal contents fall forwards unopposed, and the diaphragm flattens, thus impairing the rib cage expanding mechanism of the only major respiratory muscle available in tetraplegia.

Instead of these unfair approaches, we must support attempts to expand mechanisms that will allow judges and immigration agents to review and assess all the circumstances in someone's case; this is the only real way to ensure that wrongly accused victims who may have pled to or been unfairly convicted of domestic violence will not be mistakenly deported.

Local nitric oxide formation in the process of combustion is determined on the basis of Zeldovich's expanded thermal mechanism.

The latter is significantly lower than the first two scenarios because of new and expanded crediting mechanisms and a larger import limit.

Many gene families appear to have expanded through mechanisms such as unequal crossing over.

He expanded on mechanisms for hormonal resistance and his recent data suggesting that resistance to tamixofen correlates with high levels of both AIB1 and HER2 (human c-ErbB2) overexpression.