Sentence examples for influence of container from inspiring English sources
Overall the results from this paper offer for the first time a definitive study on the influence of container loading configuration on the characteristics of aerodynamic loads subjected to a container freight train travelling through a crosswind.
Figure 2 Influence of container closure type on induction of multiple shoots in G. tenuifolia.
These ensured no significant influence of container on drying dynamics [ 48].
The influence of the container walls on the pressure drop of packed beds is investigated.
The model has been first validated on a problem for which a reference solution exists and then is used to analyse the influence of the container size and shape on Rayleigh Bénard Marangoni convection and its related cellular pattern.
Another parent type of study had been the analysis of the location of maritime Advanced Producer Services (APS) in world cities (Verhetsel and Sel 2009), pointing to the limited influence of total container port throughput, among other variables, on the amount of such APS (Jacobs et al. 2011).
This work focuses on the optimization of the pasteurization process in kiwi jams, considering the influence of the containers size on the quality parameters through experimental measurements and kinetic models.
This experiment was carried out to test the influence of the type of container closure optimum for in vitro shoot cultures of G. tenuifolia.
Caking on vibration was strongly influenced by the type of container (caking in glass but not in PET) possibly due to tribo-charging of particles.
Parametric analyses are performed to evaluate the influence of matching effect between container and filler, filling mode and blast loading on the resistance performance of SP-HFCT.
In this process stage, the crushed material can be further disintegrated in a cylinder mill, which is a cylindrical container built to varying length-to-diameter ratios, mounted with the axis substantially horizontal, and partially filled with grinding bodies (e.g., flint stones, iron or steel balls) that are caused to tumble, under the influence of gravity, by revolving the container.
