Sentence examples for incorporated flow from inspiring English sources

An excellent electrocatalytic activity, repeatability and stability of electrochemical sensor for formalin detection was fabricated based on a homogeneous distribution of ellipsoidal palladium nanoparticle (PdNPs) on poly (acrylic acid -functionalized gracid -functionalized) modified on a graphenearboxideectrode (GCE) (PdNPs-PAA-GO/GCE) with inconporated flow injection amperometry (FI-Amp).

The ability of LL-37 to kill C. albicans was measured by a spot assay and a FUN-1 assay that incorporated flow cytometry (21).

"Firemen's Hula" was performed by two company members who are also San Francisco firefighters and incorporated flowing gestures like ladder climbing.

Reflecting the complex thermomechanical changes effected in the alloys during extrusion, the model incorporated heat flow and plastic deformation during extrusion.

The limiting current density incorporated numerically calculated local flow velocities under turbulent flow conditions which were simulated by solving a Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) equation, expressed in terms of turbulent viscosity and a standard turbulence model.

Traditionally, uncertainty in parameters are represented as probabilistic distributions and incorporated into groundwater flow and contaminant transport models.

The flow model incorporated storage based on cover type.

The flow standard incorporated features that improved its convenience and lowered its cost without sacrificing accuracy, specifically (1) dry sliding seals made with commercially available, easily replaced, o-rings, (2) a compact design based on a commercially available, hollow piston, and (3) a linear encoder with a small Abbe error.

The technique relies on the combination of incorporated vortex-shedding resolved flow available from Unsteady Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (URANS) simulation with the fine-scale turbulence FRPM solution generated via the stochastic velocity fluctuations in the context of vortex sound theory.

Smith and Woolhiser (1971) explicitly incorporated infiltration in overland flow modeling.

The flow model incorporated in COSFLOW is similar to the conventional flow model; i.e. the flow in the fracture (cleat) system is controlled by the pressure gradient and is described using Darcy's law, whereas, the desorption (flow in the matrix) is controlled by the concentration gradient and is described using Fick's law.