Sentence examples for modeled to dissolve from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, gaseous substrates were modeled to dissolve more readily in the lower portion of the column.
The dissolved chemical concentration in the crack is modeled by the kinematic wave equation and the diffusion equation is used to model the dissolved chemical transport in the matrix.
In this paper, a finite element analysis model accounting for swelling due to dissolved hydrogen was developed to investigate the sealing performance of the combined seal structure constructed of a rubber O-ring and a wedge-ring under ultrahigh pressure gaseous hydrogen.
This function models the reaction whereby dissolved oxygen and haemoglobin combine to produce oxygen bound to haemoglobin, as well as the reverse reaction whereby bound oxygen reverts to dissolved oxygen.
The objective of this study is to develop a feedforward neural network (FNN) model to predict the dissolved oxygen in the Gruža Reservoir, Serbia.
The failure of the model to capture the initial dissolved carbonate concentrations suggests that ∑CO2 aq) in starting solution synthesized at 25°C had not degassed to the lower equilibrium amount at 95°C.
In results of Model 4, DME dissolved to a much greater extent near the injector than near the producer because it did not reach the producer in sufficient quantity.
Due to the large uncertainties associated with these parameter values (Table 1), we explored the sensitivity of our model predictions to the dissolved gas uptake kinetics.> The genome-scale reconstruction of intracellular metabolism and the substrate uptake kinetics were combined with reaction-convection-dispersion type equations for the bubble column transport processes.
The drug-specific permeability data is used to model the absorption of dissolved drug in the lumen to absorbed drug in the enterocyte.
This paper presents a numerical finite element model to simulate the removal of dissolved textile synthetic dyes from wastewater taking into consideration both linear and the Langmuir isotherms to describe adsorption process.
Furthermore, it is demonstrated that the Gordon-Taylor equation rather than the more commonly used Fox equation should be used to model the effect of dissolved rubber on TgE(r) and that the Gordon-Taylor equation can also be extended to describe the variations of ΔHaE(r).
