Sentence examples for from the agglomeration from inspiring English sources
The initial formation of large particles results from the agglomeration of unstable growing particles and monomer droplets.
Moreover, SEM images showed a porous architecture with presence of big clusters with different sizes and shapes resulting from the agglomeration of small grains round shaped.
The reason for over-temperature of the reactor wall can be anticipated from the agglomeration of carbonaceous deposit disrupting the normal flow of propylene stream causing channeling and lowering the carry-away of heat-accumulated.
The GQD as well as amorphous carbon layer shielding NVOPF nanocuboids not only can improve the charge transport and transfer kinetics, but also stabilize the open framework structure from the agglomeration.
Mr Mankiw says he has often wondered about the efficient scale of a university, but to me the key question is to what extent does the university benefit from the agglomeration externalities to which it also contributes Cambridge and nearby Boston are home to some 50 institutions of higher education.
Finally, oxidization at a larger scale occurs from the agglomeration of the small-sized-oxidized crystal nanodomains.
To exclude any risk from agglomerates, the agglomeration behavior of the samples has to be investigated.
From these measures the agglomeration probability, the breakage and growth rate and the agglomerate strength can be assessed.
The HPC could immobilize drug nanocrystals in its cage-like structure and prevent it from the subsequent agglomeration during storage.
Mumford & Sons spring from the same agglomeration of musicians that has already bequeathed us Laura Marling and Noah and the Whale, and are by all accounts a delightfully rowdy and passionate live band.
This suggests that the protein molecules perform as surface-coating molecules which keep away from the internal agglomeration of the particle, indicating the stabilization of nanoparticles.
