Sentence examples for mobility relationships from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, whenever a waterflood has been successful, microemulsion flooding will be applicable, while in many cases where flooding has failed owing to its poor mobility relationships, microemulsion flooding can still be successful mainly due to the required mobility control.

The structural characteristics of typical machine and floor mount conditions are considered by examination of mobility relationships whilst the machine excitation (or source activity) characteristics are considered via free velocity relationships.

The potential implications could include partitioning of pollinators among species as a function of flower size, differential pollen dispersal as a function of pollinator size and mobility relationships [13], and differences in fecundity among species.

The domains include self-care, mobility, relationships, participation, and psychological well-being.

The second component of the questionnaire was the PIPP instrument, which collected data on the perceived impact of the health problem on 23 items which were grouped into five domains of psychology, mobility, relationships, self care and participation.

The contact line mobility relationship, based on apparent dynamic contact angle, showed certain similarities to a universal correlation for partially wetting inert systems.

The impact of different pedestrian scenarios in Ramallah, Palestine, was assessed in Vermote et al. [35] with the aim of enhancing the quality of short trips within the city and promoting the land use - mobility relationship.

This is found to be an excellent agreement with the experimental values reported in the literature after applying the proper 1/kT correction on the apparent activation enthalpy associated with Nernst Einstein mobility relationship.

The evolution of the drop radius, the flow and solute concentration profiles near the triple junction, the contact line mobility relationship, the apparent contact angles and the shape of the dissolution boundary during spreading are investigated as functions of initial Sn concentration, model parameters and initial conditions.

Note: This figure shows the age-mobility relationships (normalised to 0 at age 40) in the regressions presented in Table 3.

Various structure modifications of 12 different pypene derivative molecules are investigated to reveal structure-mobility relationships of the organic materials, such as introducing different substitution groups in different positions, changing the central core of the molecule by linking different backbone structure.