Sentence examples for matter of solid from inspiring English sources

For instance, 20 years ago a locally owned department store — of which few exist today — would have routinely, as a matter of solid business practice, bought time on local media including radio.

When the two kinds of waste were added separately, a strong resistance to biodegradation has been proved by solid waste; the organic matter of solid waste is better decomposed under the effect of the olive mill wastewater, when the two waste sorts are added together.

The organic matter of solid waste is better decomposed under the effect of the olive mill wastewater, when the two waste sorts are added together; when the soil is amended with the mixture of solid + olive mill wastewater on soil, in the ratio 1 3 (S/L), an important increase of available forms of P, K, Zn, Mn, and Cu was remarked.

Bogan and Sullican (2003) further demonstrated that PAH-degrading bacteria tended to bind to organic matter of solid particles.

When the soil was amended with a mixture of both olive mill waste forms, liquid (L) and solid (S), the organic matter of the solid waste (S) showed a well-improved biodegradation; the available forms of P, K, Zn, Mn, and Cu were increased, especially in treatments where the olive mill wastewater, liquid form, was threefold in comparison to the solid form.

Using this method, 71.6 kg distillation residue (17.3% dry matter and 9.7% insoluble solids) was divided into two fractions: 52.7 kg (10.9% dry matter) liquid fraction serving as a substrate for biogas production, and 18.6 kg (35.6% dry matter) of wet solid fraction functioning as a fuel for thermal conversion tests.

Although the word solution is commonly applied to the liquid state of matter, solutions of solids and gases are also possible; brass, for example, is a solution of copper and zinc, and air is a solution primarily of oxygen and nitrogen with a few other gases present in relatively small amounts.

Soon after his air-pressure experiments, Boyle wrote that all matter is composed of solid particles arranged into molecules to give material its different properties.

Although some historians peg the beginning of the "new" art to Courbet's solid, matter-of-fact realism, he is not represented here.

Generation, transport, deposition, separation, analysis, and control of charged particles involved in the four states of matter: solid, liquid, gas, and plasma are of interest in many industrial and biomedical processes.

We introduce a unified approach to states of matter (solid, liquid and gas) and describe the thermodynamics of the pressure temperature phase diagram in terms of phonon excitations.