Sentence examples for increase in equivalence from inspiring English sources

Peclet number decreases with the increase in equivalence ratio.

The NO level decreases with increase in equivalence ratio and Reynolds number.

However, the CO level also increases with increase in equivalence ratio for same separation distance.

An increase in equivalence ratio led to higher temperature which in turn resulted in lower tar yield which was only 0.52 g/Nm3 at ER = 0.32.

It has also been seen that an increase in equivalence ratio from 1.0 to 1.5 produces a raise of the temperature of the fuel-coolant (of about 40 to 50%), due to the increase in the emissivity of the flame.

This lack of differentiation is consistent with the results of Singer et al. (2010), who found, if anything, an increase in path equivalence with increased experience (though this may be driven by the stereotyped behavior of the rats).

There was a reduction in hot jet penetration speed with an increase in the equivalence ratio.

The experimental results show that the maximum internal overpressure initially increases with an increase in hydrogen equivalence ratio up to approximately 1.6 and subsequently decreases.

The burned gas Markstein length increases with the increase in the equivalence ratio, the tendency being the same as that of hydrogen/air flames and methane/air flames.

The soot is formed in the diffusion flame regime, and its radiation emission increases with the increase in the equivalence ratio of the droplet fuel.

We then evaluate a permanent large-scale version of this early childhood program, taking into account GE and taxation effects, and find that it yields a 10% welfare increase (in consumption equivalence terms), reduces inequality by 7%, and increases intergenerational mobility of income by 30%—approximately enough for the US to achieve Canadian or Australian levels of inequality and mobility.