Sentence examples for high conversion factors from inspiring English sources
The use of an actively mixed flow reactor results in a uniform concentration of reactants at the catalytic material surface at high conversion factors which also allows to measure the photocatalytic activity bypassing the limitations imposed by the concentration gradients of unmixed flow reactors.
Nonhygroscopic components (e.g., mineral dust) exhibit high conversion factors due to the low contribution of aerosol water to AOD.
It was proven by the rather high conversion factor of the oxidizing agent occurred due to the decomposition of the latter in the pores of the TS-1 sample.
For example, an able bodied person who was taught to ride a bicycle when he was a child has a high conversion factor enabling him to turn the bicycle into the ability to move around efficiently, whereas a person with a physical impairment or someone who was never taught to ride a bike has a very low conversion factor.
This is very different from the degradation of dissolved oil with no interface limitation and therefore can reach a much higher conversion factor.
Third, younger children may require a higher conversion factor when calculating ITBV from GEDV.
This pixel achieves high charge-to-voltage conversion factors (CVF) using a few number of transistors inside the pixel.
They have high conversion efficiency and power factor exceeding 90% for wide operating range, while maintaining current harmonics THD less than 5%.
Conversion factors higher than 1.0 in the case of LDPE clearly show that NO is formed by thermal and/or prompt mechanisms.
Improvements of the dispersion model could be achieved with better traffic emission data, location and source-specific NOx NO2 conversion factors, a higher spatial resolution, and/or the inclusion of a traffic emission submodule (Pierse et al. 2006).
The most important factor for achieving high conversion was slow addition of the Grignard reagent; fast addition caused precipitation of iron, presumably due to over-reduction.
