Sentence examples for foul analysis from inspiring English sources

The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has broadly agreed with the federal bankruptcy court in New York that a certain type of bankruptcy asset sale can bar successor liability claims, but disagreed with the bankruptcy judge's "no harm, no foul" analysis in the specific case of General Motors and its failure to give proper notice to some potential creditors.

Fouling analysis model with two constants is proposed for predicting the normalized decrease in permeate flux due to fouling.

Fouling analysis is also carried out for further evaluating the antifouling ability of coal-based carbon membrane.

The feasibility of SGMD for concentrating TEG was done by evaluating various key factors which where; optimizing operating condition like feed temperature, feed flow rate, and sweeping gas flow rate vs permeate flux, energy consumption evaluation and fouling analysis.

Distribution results were in agreement with fouling analysis which demonstrated that standard blocking (internal fouling) and/or cake models (external fouling) frequently occurred during filtrations of QDs.

Some old-timers are crying foul at this analysis.

In the case of polymeric membranes, these parameters have been used to evaluate possible solvents and non-solvents to prepare membranes by phase inversion, to study membrane fouling, for the analysis of compatibility between polymers and IPA in IPA/water distillation and to explain the acetone, butanol and ethanol interaction with silicalite-1/PDMS membranes.

A transient analysis of the fouling of porous catalyst particles has been made using two models, in one of which an isothermal pellet is assumed while in the other intraparticle gradients of both temperature and concentration are considered.

It has been found that CFD has been employed for the following areas of study in various types of heat exchangers: fluid flow maldistribution, fouling, pressure drop and thermal analysis in the design and optimization phase.

Scientists vying for a $1 million DNA analysis prize are crying foul.

Current sensors and analytical techniques require lengthy offline analysis or are easily fouled in situ.