Sentence examples for large scale units from inspiring English sources

Therefore, WPI should be considered as a critical MD design-criterion, especially for large scale units.

The model predictions for both experimental and large scale units show good agreement of measured pressure drop and separation efficiency against data from existing MSF plants.

Moreover, it is unlikely that we are going to settle how to cut the units up on the basis of historical information alone, since it is unlikely that actual scientists' judgments about the general large scale units that they and others work within will be consistent with even those in their temporal vicinity.

Of the 5877 manufacturing units with drug manufacturing licenses in 2002, only around 400 complied with WHO cGMP requirements, of which 300 were large scale units [ 32].

Several new features were added to the existing model frame in order to successfully simulate the large scale unit.

Practical conclusions from these observations are that more efficient cell disruption and release of specific protein could be possible with combined process variables and it was possible to conduct cell disruption experiments in a scaled-down homogenizer and confidently applying the results to larger scale units which saves considerable volume of material required to be processed.

These data were used to design a larger scale unit of 20 kg h−1 throughput, and to estimate the production costs at an industrial scale.

The opportunity to test these advances in pilot plants paves the way for large-scale units.

Polycentric systems tend to draw strength from both the lower levels of relatively autonomous units as well as the overarching large-scale units.

The considered system by the authors is a simple two-bed PSA Skarstrom system, but utilizing the model is not limited for the multi-bed systems which are commonly used in large-scale units.

In spite of rigorous and generally highly successful policies intended to rationalise agriculture, a number of farmers have still chosen to uphold what are now referred to as 'traditional' systems, as industrialised, large-scale units have become the new standard.