Sentence examples for gas progressed from inspiring English sources

This view is supported by the New Albany shale experiment in which Q progressed to metathetic equilibrium over time as wet gas progressed to dry gas (Figs. 2 &3).

A Devonian/Mississippian New Albany shale generates gas with Q converging on K over time as wet gas progresses to dry gas at 200°C.

2) There is a strong nonlinear correlation between [(C1)*C3)] and [(C2 2] in which the quotient Q converges on equilibrium as wet gas progresses to dry gas (Figs. 6) consistent with an approach to equilibrium over geologic time (Fig. 7).

Molecular compositions are constrained to equilibrium, and isotopic compositions are also under equilibrium constraints: The functions [(CH4)*(C3H8)] and [(C2H6 2] exhibit a strong nonlinear correlation (R2 = 0.84) in which the quotient Q progresses to K as wet gas progresses to dry gas.

London's city hall is also a reminder of how far the European attitude toward energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gasses has progressed beyond America's, which remains mired in mid-1980's norms.

This situation may arise in victims of poisonous snakebites or botulism, as well as in those in whom such infections as diphtheria, tetanus, or gas gangrene have progressed to the point at which bacterial toxins have been absorbed into the bloodstream.

However, tight sandstone gas exploration efforts progressed slowly due to a lack of effective evaluation criteria and engineering technologies.

In this study, a numerical model was presented to investigate the mass transport in a PEM fuel cell with partial blocks inserted in the gas channel designed to progress reactant gas distribution in the gas diffusion layer.

As technology progressed, newer gas regulators were developed that did not use mercury.

Over the last decade, crystallographic characterization of gas-containing MOFs has progressed and a number of different studies have been reported.

The gas pressure increased as injection progressed; the degassed oil will reach a second saturation during development of the gas reservoir, as it absorbs some of the dissolved gas.