Sentence examples for explain the storage of from inspiring English sources
Mechanisms involved in the development of capillary barriers are evaluated to explain the storage of water at the interface between materials with contrasting hydraulic conductivity (e.g. a fine-grained soil and a nonwoven geotextile).
A mechanism is therefore provided to explain the storage of energy that is essential for the powerful jumping of these insects.
This effect of activity on cortical growth may help explain the permanent storage of early experience in the developing nervous system.
As Apple explains, the storage option aims to merge the fast performance of flash memory with a more affordable, traditional hard drive technology.
Hydrogen spillover effect is proposed to explain the increase of the storage capacity of these two Pd-modified samples.
This may partially explain the lack of floodplain storage (and resultant negligible flood wave attenuation).
An internal control was designed and used to assess the validity of negative RT-PCR results, which could be explained by RNA degradation during the storage of samples at −20 °C for at least 16 years.
Computer software documentation means owner's manuals, user's manuals, installation instructions, operating instructions, and other similar items, regardless of storage medium, that explain the capabilities of the computer software or provide instructions for using the software.
Apart from changes in the overall abundance of the volatiles, marked changes in the volatile profile were observed in fruit stored for longer times in the cold and this may at least in part explain the negative effect of cold storage on overall tomato flavour.
The relatively well studied ecophysiological adaptations (buoyancy, shade tolerance, nutrient storage capacity) can partly explain the invasiveness of this group of cyanobacteria that bloom within short periods (weeks to months).
Serpentine and serpentinites are candidates with which to explain the observation of reduced velocities and water storage in the forearc.
