Sentence examples for mixtures of typical from inspiring English sources

Binary beds of plastic mixtures of typical consumer/industrial plastics (PVC, PET, PS PC, LDPE, HDPE, and PP) were used.

To give an overview about all occurrent mixtures of typical feed gas constituents (H2, CO2, CO, CH4, H2O), ternary diagrams are an appropriate tool to visualise states of equilibrium carbon formation.

Its population shows a good mixture of typical psychosocial features.

Cimino Reale et al. [ 21] studied comparatively the mixture effects of typical mixtures found in indoor air in Europe and of a mixture of polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) sampled in Milan, Italy.

The middle Eocene (Lutetian Bartonian, 48.6 37.2 Ma) near-equatorial megafossil flora from swamp and lacustrine facies of the lower Changchang Formation, Hainan Island, South China (19.631463°N, 110.445049°E) is highly diverse (> 200 taxa) dominated by an unusual mixture of angiosperms typical of modern temperate, subtropical and tropical evergreen and deciduous forms.

By applying a mixture of techniques typical for earthquake engineering analyses with other procedures derived from the social sciences, a more complex image has emerged in the shape of the total earthquake vulnerability index of Bucharest and its 128 census tracts in 2011.

This technique allows the regulation of the abundance of tree species differing in shade-tolerance and thus the mixture of species typical for various stages of forest succession.

This approach assumes that each individual trajectory is a mixture of G typical trajectories with weights that vary from one individual trajectory to another.

A thermodynamic model able to predict phase behavior of typical mixtures found in biomass processing technologies, containing for instance hydrocarbons, organo-oxygenated compounds and water, is required for the development of a biorefinery process simulator.

Finally, evidence as to the validity of the fundamental arguments presented is provided by the success of the universal correlation in predicting the extinction limits of the multi-component mixtures typical of surrogate fuels.

The effects of Lewis number, flame temperature, pressure and initial temperature on the laminar flame speed and Markstein length of typical syngas mixtures were investigated.