Sentence examples for nearly equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The yield varies little after 3.5 h, which remained nearly constant, indicating a nearly equilibrium yield.

Subsequently, the adsorption is enhanced gradually and reached nearly equilibrium after about 30 min.

Based on the data obtained, it was demonstrated that a nearly equilibrium synthesis gas could be produced using catalytic monoliths.

During cooling, austenite to ferrite and pearlite transformations were observed in diffraction profiles, where nearly equilibrium microstructural changes were confirmed.

The excessive of the catalyst did not lead to an obvious further increase in yield, indicating a nearly equilibrium yield was achieved.

The results show that the desulfurization rate of compound ionic liquids increases with the increase of the reaction temperature range from 313 to 353 K and thereafter remained nearly constant, indicating a nearly equilibrium desulfurization rate.

The fact that the TAM Km values are nearly identical to their corresponding Kd values (Table 2) confirms that binding is near equilibrium during turnover.

The incident with the limo driver and the brawl at practice upset what had been nearly perfect equilibrium on a team that had to play nearly perfectly to dig itself out of the hole of a 2-5 start.

Palladio had a gift for composition, for combining solids and voids, curves and straight lines, depth and flatness, in nearly perfect equilibrium, and he was among the first to think of classicism as a vocabulary that could transform mundane structures into something special.

The C29 ββ/ sterane ratio increases from zero to nearly 0.7 (0.61–0.71 equilibrium) (Peters and Moldowan 1993).

The saturation indices of the study area show that evaporite minerals are undersaturated and carbonate minerals are oversaturated or nearly in equilibrium.