Sentence examples for middle to heavy from inspiring English sources

can cause large analytical errors on middle to heavy REEs in the solution-ICP-MS technique.

The abundances of middle to heavy REEs (MREE and HREE; Nd Lu) are less various compared to those of LREEs (Fig. 2).

Felsic magmas erupted during the pumice-eruption stage are more depleted in middle to heavy REEs than magmas erupted during the cone-building stage, suggesting amphibole fractionation and/or a greater crustal melt contribution during the pumice-eruption stage (Fig. 9).

The changes in warfare during the Early Middle Ages to heavy cavalry both precipitated and relied on the arrival of the stirrup, solid-treed saddle, and horseshoe from other cultures.

The key concept of gas-to-liquid (GTL) process is to chemically convert natural gas into hydrocarbon products ranging from gasoline to middle distillates up to heavy hydrocarbons (wax).

Then, a new method was developed to examine the diffusion of middle carbon alcohols from water to heavy oil and its effect on viscosity reduction of heavy oil.

The results show that the effect of middle carbon alcohols on reducing heavy-oil viscosity increases with their carbon number; Besides, the middle carbon alcohols can diffuse from water to heavy oil to significantly reduce its viscosity, and the viscosity reduction effect increases with temperature, strring time in a certain range.

Either way, fold the two edges of the bird back to the middle using heavy kitchen string to sew it up.

"We're in the middle of a heavy, heavy news cycle and Letterman is Letterman.

The RCl3 and RBr3 compounds have three different crystal structures from the light to the middle and heavy lanthanides (which also include YX3), while the RI3 compounds have only two different crystal structures along the series.

Surface complexation modelling was consistent with the light lanthanides adsorbing to phosphate sites, whereas the adsorption of middle and heavy lanthanides could be modelled equally well by carboxyl and phosphate sites.