Sentence examples for phase concept from inspiring English sources
Maximal space-time-yields of 0.121 g L−1 h−1 were reached proving the two-liquid phase concept suitable for biotechnological production of cannabinoids.
A close-up view of the next phase concept for SPIDER, which would align rows of tiny lenses and its photonic integrated circuits around a circular instrument, still retaining a size around an inch thick.
During the pre-production phase, concept artists created advertising for the film using a number of working titles including Jurassic Park: Extinction and Jurassic Park: Breakout.
The full image of reciprocal space obtained by anomalous diffractometry illustrated the inconsistency of the traditional models (the two phase concept and the crystalline defect concept).
It is of great importance to put forward the preclinical phase concept (patients who are symptomatic for DE and yet show no aqueous deficiency or evaporative signs) and to screen outpatients with DE-inducing features.
This phase concept is oriented towards marketing approval of diagnostic agents that are intended for in vivo administration, such as radiopharmaceuticals or contrast agents for use in imaging techniques, such as magnetic resonance imaging.
Their prior design of the Grid Seminar and their six-phase concept of organization development represented a significant contribution, even though they themselves spent little time at the plant.
This multi-phase concept, if successful, could be applied to design advanced nuclear fuels which could then be irradiated to higher burn-ups.
Based on the two-phase concept, the amorphous density of PET was calculated from the observed density and degree of crystallinity.
This proposed approach is through an improved initial solution for original FWA algorithm, and a two-phase concept by extending and applying both the algorithms of Chang et al. [4] and Guu [14].
The two-phase concept for the deformation of 'Type II' structures is employed to explore the influence of the loading parameters and the material and geometrical characteristics of a shell on the critical length that marks the transition between the two collapse modes.
