Sentence examples for partially steady from inspiring English sources
The wall region is considered as a mosaic of patches of periodically replaced developing boundary layers which are partially steady and partially transient.
Contoured concentration data for the period 1991 to 1996 indicated that plumes of toluene and o-xylene were, at best, only partially steady state (pseudo-steady state) due to seasonal groundwater flow changes.
When an obstacle starts from rest with a constant speed on a straight line, other conceptions of the pattern completion length and the pattern formation length are noticed as the distances attained either to a completely steady condition or a partially steady one, respectively.
Nonetheless, Pujols is one of the great hitters in the game's history, and his strong start in 2014 indicates that he may be able to, at least partially, reverse the steady decline he has experienced since 2009.
As described above, we previously showed that overexpression of VARS2 could partially restore the steady state levels of mt-tRNAval resulting from the m.1624C>T mutation (Rorbach et al, 2008).
Several RNA editing events, for example in plant mitochondria, are realized only partially in a steady-state transcript population.
GFP and GFP-TRIAD1 expressing cells only partially recovered their steady-state CUL5-NEDD8 CUL5 ratios after 300 min, whereas GFP-TRIAD1(C310S) expressing cells completely recovered their CUL5-NEDD8 CUL5 ratios to levels observed in untreated control.
But of course, the former was partially do to the steady increase in oil prices while the later was partially due to pegged exchange rates.
Total dissolved solids were maintained at ∼500 mg/L at steady state, partially through aerated aluminum electrocoagulation.
In the partially wetted mode at steady state, wetting is then described by considering a log-normal pore size distribution and the Laplace-Young equation.
This paper presents a heuristic algorithm to implement a model predictive controller for systems with binary inputs in which the effect of the control signal on the response partially vanishes before reaching steady state, for example systems that exhibit both fast and slow stable dynamics.
