Sentence examples for mixtures for which from inspiring English sources
Finally, the crossterm B12 is evaluated for 3 mixtures for which accurate experimental values are available.
This opposes the results of chemically controlled reducing atmosphere annealing experiments (H2/Ar/O2 mixtures), for which the sample is, in opposite to vacuum annealing, under a physical pressure of 1 bar.
It is possible to identify those mixtures for which one or more pure phase X-ray powder patterns are not available with a detection limit around 10%.
Effluent discharges are released into aquatic environments as complex mixtures for which there is commonly either no knowledge of the toxic components or a lack of understanding of how known toxicants interact with other effluent components.
The proposed model is applied for vapor liquid equilibrium calculation and bulk, liquid and vapor, phases property prediction of several reservoir fluid mixtures for which experimental data are available with success.
The present simulation also shows that the dynamic transition from a spherically propagating flame to the flame ball controls the range of mixtures for which flame balls can be reached, with radiative loss being both the requisite mechanism for and the limiting mechanism against the dynamic transformation.
In the end, the performance of AHI-S is investigated in one-dimensional (1-D) unsteady freely propagating laminar premixed flames for a methane/air mixture, for which the time step size in AHI-S is limited by the fastest transport process.
({mathcal {P}}{mathcal {T}}_{p, mu, lambda }) is a particular Poisson mixture for which the mixing measure of the randomized Poisson parameter follows Tweedie distribution Tw p with the same values of the "power" parameter p≥1, the scaling parameter (lambda in mathbf {R}_^{1} := (0, infty)), and the location parameter μ.
As a result, the mixture for which toxicologic data exist may not be identical in composition to the mixture in the environment.
The differences might be due to different methods or differences in the air pollution mixture for which NO2 is a marker.
By a mixture 'class' we denote the set of mixture pairs for which each mixture has the same number of total components (N) and each pair has the same number of distinct, non-overlapping components D (D = N − O, see Table 1).
