Sentence examples for fines filter from inspiring English sources

The model hypothesized that plugging occurred via deep-bed filtration and incorporated physical effects of porosity and effective specific surface area changes due to the capture of fines, inertial effects of phases, and coupling effects between the fines filter rate equation and the interfacial momentum exchange force terms.

He took all these elements and ran them through a fine filter so that he had only essence.

But when several gallons of the water were forced through a fine filter, tiny black oil droplets appeared.

But, invariably, these elements are run through a fine filter, so that what you see is an Armani look or a Saint Laurent look.

In recent years, eighty-four per cent of the Army's majors have been promoted to lieutenant colonel — hardly a fine filter.

In big commercial operations, by contrast, reserves of cream from industrial warehouses flow into large continuous churns, where they are forced through a fine filter and are extruded as butter -- at a rate of up to 22,000 pounds an hour.

While he has found a screen that would capture strands down to 1 micron – necessary to stop all microfibers – he is still experimenting with what forcing water through such a fine filter could do to laundry machine function.

"You're basically taking a large quantity of water and trying to force it through a very fine filter," he said, adding that depending on the amount of water being filtered and the "total dissolved solids" in that water, a reverse osmosis filter can use anywhere from three to nine gallons of water for every gallon of filtered water it produces.

It's part the tyranny of numbers (the new administration will have to fill roughly 8,000 positions in all), part the escalating battle for prerogatives between the White House and Congress, part the fine filter of background checks in an era of hypersensitivity to nanny taxes and old indiscretions.

Dr. Plotz, according to the paper, has found that the agent which causes measles is one of the filterable viruses: that is, an agent which is so small it passes through the finest filter and cannot be seen through the most powerful microscope available.

Keep in mind that judges screen these plans through a fine filter.