Sentence examples for heterogeneous waste from inspiring English sources

The method is postulated to be a foundation for conformal analysis based design of heterogeneous waste form materials.

In this study, the significance of synchrotron-based X-ray microprobes for elucidating the spatial distribution and the speciation of radionuclides in highly heterogeneous waste repository materials will be outlined.

However, heterogeneous waste composition (Figure 3), obstacles in determining waste strength parameters, and a lack of knowledge about the principles of waste mechanics result in considerable uncertainties in stability calculations.

Heterogeneous transesterification of waste cooking palm oil (WCPO) to biodiesel over Sr/ZrO2 catalyst and the optimization of the process have been investigated.

According to previous research, the importance of biodiesel production through heterogeneous transesterification of waste cooking palm oil (WCPO) over Sr/ZrO2 catalyst has led to developing a new mathematical algorithm called Modified Data Envelopment Analysis (MDEA).

The main objective of the present study is to develop heterogeneous catalyst from waste animal bone which is available in plenty amount.

Concurrent combustion of these fuels using a fluidised bed combustor may be a successful method of overcoming some of the disadvantages of biomass (high fuel supply and distribution costs, combustion characteristics) and characteristics of municipal solid waste (heterogeneous content, conflict with materials recycling).

Finally, by merging all databases, it was found that 74/79 proteins were actually secreted and five proteins would possibly be cellular waste: heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoproteins A2/B1 (ROA2), transitional endoplasmic reticulum ATPase (TERA), histone H4 (H4), kynureninase (KYNU), and tubulin beta chain (TBB5).

2D DC results indicated a highly heterogeneous and moderately conductive waste rock underlain by a resistive bedrock containing numerous fractures.

Although waste is heterogeneous, many of the studies show that municipal solid waste has mechanical properties that vary in a consistent and predictable way (e.g. with respect to stress state and method of placement).

The MICS (multiple inversions and clustering strategy) methodology was proposed to delineate the infiltration area precisely during time-lapse ERT survey in order to avoid the use of empirical petrophysical relationships, which are not adapted to a heterogeneous medium such as waste.