Sentence examples for much higher equilibrium from inspiring English sources

This dispersion has much higher equilibrium and dynamic surface tension than those before freezing.

Kerosene as a diluent yields a much higher equilibrium constant than methyl isobutyl ketone.

For instance, phenanthrene reached much higher equilibrium concentrations on PE than on PP and PVC granules (200 250 µm): distribution coefficients (K d) are 38,100 L/kg for PE, 2190 L/kg for PP and 1650 L/kg for PVC.

Warming beyond 7°F (4°C) is "incompatible with organized global community, is likely to be beyond 'adaptation', is devastating to the majority of ecosystems & has a high probability of not being stable -- that is, 4°C would be an interim temperature on the way to a much higher equilibrium level," as climate expert Kevin Anderson explains.

The soil respiration of both the plantation and natural forest first decline because the carbon input from young trees is limited, whereas the decomposition rate starts at the much higher equilibrium level with respect to the previous (in this case agricultural) vegetation.

As alluded to above, the equilibrium GC content of the alignments from which the intronic 64×4 matrices were estimated is often much higher than the equilibrium GC that the matrices generate.

In this way, plasma chemistry can be enhanced and hydrogen selectivity can reach almost 100% that is much higher than thermal equilibrium condition.

As a result, the CMg in the bulk is lower than that of in the final epilayer surface but is much higher than the equilibrium value of the ideal bulk.

DSC results showed that the melting temperature of high-pressure crystallized PEN samples was up to 603 K, which is much higher than the equilibrium melting point of PEN suggested by Buchner et al. and near to the value estimated by Cheng et al. The striations in the morphology of PEN extended-chain crystals with thickness of about 1.5 μm were observed with SEM.

The oxygen contamination conditions have been obtained at different oxygen partial pressures under low total pressure conditions (Knudsen regime), confirming that an oxide removal regime occurs under an oxygen partial pressure much higher than the equilibrium one (the "Effective Oxidation Pressure").

During this time, the vacancy concentration remains nearly constant, staying at a level much higher than the thermal equilibrium concentration.