Sentence examples for mass residence from inspiring English sources

Four wood filter tests were conducted, lasting from 1 to 9 weeks, to determine the degree of PAH attenuation from the aqueous phase as a function of wood mass, residence times, and seasonable changes.

From the study of mass flows, residence times in both the fuel and air reactor were obtained.

The results show that emissions to indoor air may increase the steady state mass and residence time in the urban environment by a factor of 1.1 to 22 for the four chemicals, compared to if emissions are assigned to outdoor air.

Age, body mass index, residence, education and social support were not significant predictors of quality of life after total joint arthroplasty.

As sprawling as they are, there is enough critical mass of residences and businesses to build upon, at least over time.

The Catholic leader, who heads the 1.2 billion-strong Church, made his comments in the homily of his morning Mass in his residence, a daily event where he speaks without prepared comments.

Figure 1A,B,C,D illustrates graphically the antibody mass dependency of residence time estimates for WB, serum, liver, and index lesions (numerical values are also provided in Table 1).

Firstly, the BioScope design parameters (i.e., pressure drop, overall oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) mass transfer, mean residence time distribution and plug flow characteristics) were evaluated.

The velocity profiles are the basis for accurate calculations of pressure drop, concentration profiles, dispersion, heat and mass transfer, and residence time distribution.

Recirculation times in up-flow were 3 times faster: this has implications for the models used to predict rates of mass transfer and residence time distribution.

Enhanced heat and mass transfer, precise residence time control, shorter process times, increased safety, reproducibility, better product quality and easy scalability are just a few of the advantages of flow chemistry and reason for the increasing implementation of continuous processes not only in academia but also into the fine chemical manufacturing sector.