Sentence examples for for a variable volume from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the fault diagnosis module of the intelligent control system for a variable volume pressure filter.

Some speakers have power levels that must be selected by wiring wiring at the time of installation and others have external selector switches that can be changed "on the fly" as needed (others provide for a variable volume control - which is not to be confused with a power or wattage rating).

A variable volume piezometer was used for that purpose.

A bellow is a variable volume vessel.

Liquid liquid phase boundaries were determined in a variable-volume view-cell for polymer concentrations up to 25 wt% PLLA and fluid mixtures containing 67 93 wt% CO2 over a temperature range from 60 to 180 °C.

Design of a nonlinear control system for a Variable Air Volume Air Conditioning (VAVAC) plant through feedback linearization is presented in this article.

These included changes in basal states (which are calculated analytically as functions of parameter values), accounting of cell population dynamics to obey mass balance (specifically, macrophages and bacteria) and accounting for the variable volume of distribution of the infected macrophages and for the appropriate volume ratios for cell and molecule migration.

A microdevice design furnished with a novel sample injector, capable of delivering variable volume samples, for miniaturised isotachophoretic separations is presented.

Some design elements include lighting via electric lights and/or sunlight, hydroponic or soil substrate for plants, opaque or glazed structures, and variable volume chambers or other methods to handle atmospheric pressure differences between the facility and the outside environment.

This was the case even after controlling for all other variables (volume, visual cues, etc).

To investigate time changes in the association of breast conservation with hospital caseload, an additional analysis was conducted including, as well as age, severity and comorbidity, a dichotomized variable for volume of activity (large versus medium and small hospitals), a linear term for the calendar year, and an interaction term between the latter two variables.