Sentence examples for of internal transport from inspiring English sources

Rivers provide the principal means of internal transport.

In the present review, we discuss the impact of internal transport limitations in porous catalytic layers on the reactor performance.

Moreover, the reduced size of the disposable instrument kit could guarantee easier management inside the hospital, both in terms of internal transport and storage processes: the manufacturing company could ensure supply upon request, faster than the standard sterilisation process.

Specifically, quarter-power exponents in biology are the result of natural selection on vascular networks to minimize the scaling of internal transport times while maximizing the scaling of resource exchange surfaces (lung surface area, gut surface area etc).

A positive relationship of internal transport with root volume and/or plant biomass could reflect the greater ability of large plants to take up CH4 and transport it to atmosphere.

Little thought was given to internal transport between the colonies.

Much of the internal transport is by riverboat; good roads are confined largely to the hinterland around Pekanbaru.

The main difficulty is the secure fixation of the internal transport construct to the bone transport segment, particularly if this is small and osteopenic.

The simplified design rules obtained bridge the gap between materials synthesis (with permeability and thickness as tunable properties) and process design (enhancement of the internal transport and productivity).

If quantitative imaging by LA-ICP-MS was feasible, it would allow determining internal concentrations for specific regions or organs of small organisms and thus improve (a) to study the kinetics of uptake and internal transport and (b) to link biological effects to internal concentrations in the sensitive organ.

The rail network, which centered at the capital, only increased Buenos Aires' place at the hub of Argentina's internal transport network, just as rail only increased Chicago's importance in the Midwest.