Sentence examples for internal breakthrough from inspiring English sources

It is shown that breakthrough curves are sharper than corresponding internal breakthrough curves for beds of any length, with the difference being even more pronounced in shallow beds than in deep beds.

The principal factor that determines whether or not a breakthrough curve differs significantly from the corresponding internal breakthrough curve, regardless of whether the bed is long or short or the isotherm very favorable or linear, is the breadth of the adsorption wave near the bed outlet.

Results are presented as midheight slopes of internal and actual breakthrough curves and as breadths of actual breakthrough curves.

No other news services are reporting this, and it seems odd that an "internal document" would contain breakthrough news in such a fluid situation.

A sensitivity analysis showed that external mass-transfer had a much stronger influence on the breakthrough curve than internal mass-transfer, confirming that the overall mass-transfer for toluene adsorption onto activated carbon fibers in fixed bed is controlled by external mass-transfer.

Can she silence her internal censor enough to produce breakthrough work?

It could include breakthrough inventions, like the internal combustion engine, or organisational improvements, like the assembly line or the traffic roundabout.At a conference in April Mr Solow was optimistic that technical change would proceed apace despite the crisis.

Once confronted at the border that had both internal and external meaning for his breakthrough, Jung was capable of interpreting the Shadow as a universal archetype.

The breakthrough curve is S-shaped when both internal and external resistance are significant, as shown in dashed line.

The release of Alan Gross was essential to any diplomatic breakthrough between the US and Cuba, but internal political changes in both countries had already created a climate where detente was conceivable.

Allow each group select a slip of paper or index card with the name of a scientific or technological breakthrough (nuclear fission, the double-helix, pesticides, the internal combustion engine, plastics, the silicon computer chip).