Sentence examples for membrane of unit from inspiring English sources

The membrane is transformed into a square membrane of unit length by a transformation of variables.

The CFD simulations performed for a plate heat exchanger (PHE) with flat plates clearly demonstrate temperature non-uniformity across the membrane of the unit cell.

The volume of free water within membrane per unit volume of wet membrane of the composite membrane, defined by Volume void porosity (τm), is evaluated by the relation [17] τ m = Δ V 1 + Δ V. (3).

The results indicated that sparging the bioreactor with the CO2-concentrated fraction of the membrane separation unit (consisting of two PDMS modules) enhanced the steady-state H2 productivity (8.9 9.2 L H2/L-d) compared to the membrane-less control CSTR to be characterized with 6.96 7.35 L values values.

Volume of jet loop bioreactor and area of membrane filtration unit were 23 l and 155 cm2 respectively.

This stemmed from the observation that the tubulating SNX1 and SNX2 components of the SNX-BAR-retromer are known to form specific heterodimers with non-tubulating SNX5 and SNX6 in order to generate the membrane remodelling unit of the SNX-BAR-retromer (Wassmer et al, 2007; 2009).

The outer membrane secretion unit of the T2SS in the Collimonas genomes resembles the Gsp system which contains one gene cluster gspD- N, responsible for secretion of protease, lipase, and phospholipase C in Burkholderia [ 12] (Additional file 1: Figure S3A; Additional file 2: Table S2).

He was made head of the membrane physiology unit in 1983, and he became director of the institute's department of cell physiology two years later.

The uroplakins are a family of four proteins which form the asymmetric unit membrane of the urothelium.

Field evaluation of hybrid membrane systems consisting of UF membrane pretreatment unit and a RO seawater unit was conducted subsequently at two test sites.

This parameter represents the productivity of the membrane per unit applied transmembrane pressure and is a simplified way of expressing the ultrafiltration rate since both permeate flux and transmembrane pressure change in response to variation in operating conditions (Ghosh 2006).