Sentence examples for incomplete gas from inspiring English sources
These fluctuations are due to incomplete gas mixing in the small internal volume of the respirator.
The rather high NO concentrations adjacent to the inspiratory outlet might be attributed to incomplete gas mixing inside the ventilator which could result in potentially higher measured NO values than those set.
Theoretically, disadvantages of PPV for managing inferior breaks or holes might be more evident when using small-gauge equipment because of limitations in ocular rotations due to increased flexibility of instruments and consequent insufficient peripheral vitreous removal and incomplete gas filling.
The observation that NO decreases significantly between Pos. 1 and Pos. 2 even when no humidification system is present between those points might suggest that incomplete gas mixing inside the small internal volume of the respirator is responsible for that decline.
The sensor detects oxygen and/or incomplete-combustion gas concentration in exhaust to find the A/F of engine operations.
Incomplete removal of gas from liquid, or gas carry-under, may result in unexpected pump cavitation, hydrate formation, erosion, and slugging.
This is due to both incomplete recovery of H2 gas sensors and inefficient adsorption/desorption of the gases when the device is operated at low temperature compared with the operation of the H2 gas sensor at high temperatures (see Fig. 7c) [33].
The most widespread activation method is simultaneous supply of incomplete combustion of natural gas and steam in certain proportions into the activation apparatus.
The products of incomplete combustion of natural gas are mixed with water vapor in a specific ratio in the first zone of reactor's volume.
This may be due to incomplete removal of H2 gas on the surface of nanocrystalline SnO2 films and the inefficient adsorption of O2 during the dry air injection into the gas chamber [32].
Carbon monoxide is a common industrial hazard resulting from the incomplete burning of natural gas and any other material containing carbon such as gasoline, kerosene, oil, propane, coal, or wood and coke ovens.
