Sentence examples for particles on one from inspiring English sources

For two minutes, the bag was pummelled by metal paddles, leaving food particles on one side of the mesh and a homogenized slurry of microbes on the other.

The results showed that addition of 5A zeolite served to increase the compressive strength, which resulted from the micro-aggregate effect of fine zeolite particles on one hand and the enhancement of geopolymerization extent on the other hand.

The majority of the denuded zones are characterized by the distribution of an array of grain boundary particles on one side and a misorientation between the denuded zone and the grain interior.

The technique developed is based on the circle-rolling approach of Morris et al. The strengthening stress τp due to the mixture of different particles is determined by examination of a dislocation-slip process through the particles on one slip plane and along one slip direction under the action of an applied shear stress τ.

Osmotic balance is maintained between the extracellular fluid and the cytoplasm by movement of water through the plasma membrane when the total concentration of particles on one side is not equal to that on the other.

One loophole, known as locality, concerns information flow: could a particle on one side of the experiment, or the instrument measuring it, have sent some kind of message to the other side before the second measurement was completed?

Thus, sorption rate is determined by size of incorporated ZHP particles on the one hand and by interaction of sorbed UO2 2+ ions with functional groups of the inorganic constituent on the other hand.

On the basis of TEM and FTIR experiments, we propose a mechanism in which particle growth ceases when adjacent particles impinge on one another; additional condensation reactions occur at regions of high curvature between particles resulting in thickened neck morphologies.

One recent sample contained a moderate number of fibre-like particles, but all other samples were typical of fine-grained ash (blocky, angular with electrostatic or chemical aggregation of finer particles on larger ones).

The results shown in Fig. 7 reveal a similar dependence of depolarization on the particle concentration: On one hand, severe depolarization manifests as a plateau for higher concentrations of polystyrene spheres.

The particles are introduced on one side of that stagnation plane only, and the consequences of any subsequent velocity slip of the particles with respect to the local gas are examined.