Sentence examples for generation of fines from inspiring English sources

An empirical correlation has been formulated based on the data to predict the generation of fines for a given set of process parameters and physical properties of coals.

It was concluded from the experiments that among process parameters, RPM has a more prominent effect on generation of fines compared to feed rate, feed size and gap setting.

The formation of graphite crystals on a surface of BF coke, especially those of flake-like morphology with an undeveloped hexagonal prism, possibly decreases its reactivity and can be accompanied by the generation of fines.

Because of the varying degrees of structural destruction, compared with undeformed coal, granulated coal contained more original tiny fines in the fractures and was more sensitive to variations of fluid flow rates and reservoir effective stress, which could intensify the generation of fines.

Further from the well bore, the swelling and migration of clays in coal cleat networks can plug pore throats and have negative impacts on the reservoirs permeability (Bai et al. 2015; Yao et al. 2016), which is also an important topic but in our current study we are focused on the generation of fines at the wellbore.

Rosemary Dobson (Collected Poems [1991]) was another of this generation of fine poets.

Rosemary Dobson (Collected Poems ) was another of this generation of fine poets.

Later the picture editor at The Voice, Mr. McDarrah was a mentor to a generation of fine young photographers, among them Sylvia Plachy.

The mill design allows the rate of generation of fine material to be measured in close to real time for autogenous and SAG mill charges.

The addition of silica as the binder improved the catalyst's attrition resistance with negligible generation of fine particles below 5 μm.

Or has the grasping approach to prices employed by its merchants and producers of Bordeaux even in the recent lean years alienated a generation of fine-wine buyers for good?