Sentence examples for mixture and consequently from inspiring English sources

This results, primarily in preheating the fresh mixture, and consequently in strong overheating of the reaction zone where the temperature far exceeds the thermodynamic combustion temperature.

It appears that porosity and young's modulus of RAC are significantly affected by the porosity of the granular mixture and consequently of RCA.

We show that an increasing nitrogen fraction in the gas mixture and consequently in the films (up to 52 at.%) results in a strong amorphization of the film structure, decrease in the film hardness, and rapid rise in the electrical resistivity and the optical transparency of the films.

It could be shown that the multi-stage strategy provides a favorable gas liquid mixture, and consequently increase biomass accumulation significantly.

Furthermore, the delayed addition of SP decreased the viscosity of the UHPC mixture and consequently reduced the air content from 2.5 to 1%% (Tue et al. 2008).

In these situations, the number of sources is probably higher than the number of electrodes which leads to an underdetermined mixture and consequently to the well-known ill-posed inverse problem.

The incorporation of TOSW has increased the flowability of all mixtures and consequently reduced the water demand to reach the required flowability which consequently increased the compressive strength of mixtures containing TOSW and flyash.

Distribution coefficient of Yalan between phases was taken into account to ensure similar concentration of the surface active substance in hydrocarbon phase with varying watercut of mixtures and, consequently, at their equivalent effect on wax molecules.

Using an epidemiological model (without pathogen evolution), Mundt and Brophy (1988) showed that, for a given overall host area, increasing the number of genotype units increases the effectiveness of cultivar mixtures and, consequently, disease control.

With lower amounts of free water, the apparent viscosity of the mixture increases, and consequently mixing and handling of material become more difficult.

The inversion point is caused by the opposite effects of water concentration and temperature on the mixture density and consequently on the natural convection.