Sentence examples for intermediate feed from inspiring English sources

A novel kind of rotating bed, the rotating zigzag bed (RZB), has been proposed, which dispenses with a liquid distributor and an inside dynamic seal and is capable of easily achieving intermediate feed and simple multi-rotor configurations.

Compared with the conventional RPB, the TSCC-RPB shows almost equivalent mass transfer efficiency and the same optimal rotational speed but can easily achieve the intermediate feed of continuous distillation.

This can be improved by admitting intermediate feeds of A and chain transfer agent (CTA) along the train.

A mode of life as an epibenthic suspension feeder, occupying the intermediate feeding tier (Figure 4), is indicated by the elongate and dendritic tentacles and the contractile and flexible stolon, and in some cases a defined holdfast.

For the separations of the reacting mixtures with the most unexpected relative volatility order (i.e., the reactants feature the highest and lowest relative volatilities and the products the intermediate ones), feed splitting (FS) should be combined with top-bottom external recycle (TBER) in the design of reactive distillation columns with two reactive sections (RDC-TRS).

About 30% of containers bound for India go via intermediate hubs fed by small vessels, either because big shipping lines do not want to deal with India's customs regime or because their ships are too big for the country's ports.

Bacterial, protozoal and fungal zoospore populations were maximized (P < 0.05) at the intermediate PCH feeding levels.

In this network the nodes correspond to multiple saturation points, solute intermediate, process feeds and end products.

P. putida modifies diverse aromatics to common intermediates, which feed into central pathways [ 50].

It seems important to thus consider the aggregation pathway as an ebb and flow of intermediates which feed into multiple pathways.

Inactivation of INPP1 leads to a reduction in glycolytic intermediates that feed into the synthesis of the oncogenic signaling lipid lysophosphatidic acid (LPA), which in turn impairs LPA signaling and further attenuates glycolytic metabolism in a feed-forward mechanism to impair cancer cell motility, invasiveness, and tumorigenicity.