Sentence examples for mixing at lower from inspiring English sources

ST was originally intended to induce the system of interest to perform a random walk in temperature space so that broad sampling at high temperatures would improve mixing at lower temperatures.

Mixing at lower frequencies of 1, 2, and 3 d−1 caused an increase in CO2 evolution compared to static conditions and higher mixing frequencies of 6 d−1.

Investigating the results of indirect tensile tests at −5 °C and looking into the range of strain at failure, it is found that the basalt fibers can significantly improve the properties of hot mix asphalt at low temperatures, and simultaneous use of diatomite and basalt fibers can well compensate for weaknesses of asphalt mixes at lower temperatures.

The vocal parts on the album have been mixed at a lower volume than previous Ladytron albums, while four tracks are entirely instrumental.

The results of the experiments indicated that the use of crumb rubber and WMA additive in HMA can effectively improve the engineering properties of these mixes at lower mixing and compacting temperatures and some statistical correlations between rheological and/or engineering properties were developed successfully.

This means that tailored PMBs can be designed with both improved in-service performance at medium-high temperatures and reduced viscosity to facilitate polymer-bitumen mixing, mineral coating and asphalt mix laydown/compaction at lower temperatures.

The flame environment created by the ribbon burner experiences higher levels of mixing, at a lower Reynolds number in comparison to a single non-reacting jet due to combustion-induced turbulence and jet interaction.

The case drew attention to the loosely regulated world of compounding pharmacies, which mix drugs at lower prices than large drug manufacturers.

The use of this poultice-mixing ratio at lower temperatures and higher RH resulted in longer drying time of the poultice, hence a longer cleaning time.

In response to this need warm mix asphalt (WMA) technologies have been developed which allow producing asphalt mixes at temperatures about 20 30 °C lower than those of conventional methods.

The upper and lower strands were mixed at equimolar concentrations, heated to 95° C, and then annealed by gradual cooling to room temperature to form double-stranded promoter fragments, with each fragment having specific 3-base overhangs that corresponded to its particular insertion region (Upstream, Core, Downstream) and allowed for ordered ligation.