Sentence examples for form of concentrations from inspiring English sources
The NMFk algorithm works with geochemical data represented in the form of concentrations, ratios (of two constituents; for example, isotope ratios), and delta notations (standard normalized stable isotope ratios).
There are, of course, high levels of autoantibodies in the form of concentrations (in milligram per deciliter) of anti-Ro (or SSA) and anti-La (or SSB), along with consequent hypergammaglobulinemia, especially IgG1.
Inductive signals often take the form of concentration gradients of substances that evoke a number of different responses at different concentrations.
The results are presented in the form of concentration contours, effective tortuosities and reaction effectiveness factors.
Once the analytical form of concentration field is obtained using the expression permeate flux, membrane surface concentration are evaluated using polymer solution theory and irreversible thermodynamics.
Based on the general form of concentration transport equations adopted for wetland flows, an ecological risk assessment model is given for the decay of concentration under the combined action of reversible and irreversible reactions, as well as hydraulic dispersion.
It was established that the electrical properties of composites with random and aligned filler distribution are differ by conductivity value at certain filler content and distinguish by a form of concentration dependence of conductivity for fillers with different morphology.
"I used to do that a lot but now I just go out there and think if I made birdie on the last hole I can make birdie at the next". Britain's top woman golfer is back in action on the LPGA Tour in Texas next week but looming further on the horizon is an event which will test to the limit her unorthodox form of concentration.
The high level activity that can result from this can be thought of as a collective form of concentration or a meshing of minds in real-time and space.
The so-called kapos, or prisoners who had been recruited by their captors to police their fellow prisoners, were given more food and higher pay in the form of concentration camp coupons which could be exchanged for cigarettes in the canteen, as well as a separate room inside most barracks.
