Sentence examples for phase of air from inspiring English sources
The research was developed under the second phase of Air Quality Model Evaluation International Initiative (AQMEII).
A computationally efficient suboptimal Model Predictive Spread Acceleration Guidance (MPSAG) law is proposed for terminal phase of air defense missiles with impact angle constraint.
Though the statutory requirements of the CAA preclude consideration of economic factors in setting the NAAQS, attainment costs are considered during the implementation phase of air pollution control policy decisions.
The results of the first phase of air sampling are presented in Figures 2 and 3. From these it can be seen that on both days C. difficile was cultured from the air of the elderly care bay, with counts of 53 – 426 cfu/m3 of air, indicating that substantial numbers of C. difficile-spores were liberated into the ward air throughout this period.
Derived roll-off of bubble concentration with respect to radius from the jet closely resemble the acoustic phase of air entrainment in plunging breakers, given in Dean and Stokes as ∝ r 1.8 to r 2.9 per increase in radius below 1 mm.
Taking constant thermal physical properties into account, the volume of fluid (VOF) model is employed to simulate developing laminar forced thermal flow with two phases of air and nanofluid in the between co-axial cylinders.
Under this condition, the in-pore gaseous phase takes the form of air pockets and bubbles embedded within the liquid phase, which significantly affects the overall behaviour of the soil.
Phase conversion of air and liquid phase odor stimulation.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 The reaction at the cathode occurs at the triple phase interface of air, solution and catalyst.
From the time the Berlin Wall crumbled to the first phase of the air war against Milosevic, public opinion and many of the policies of western governments were shaped by wildly unrealistic expectations.
In this new urban phase of the air campaign, General Moseley said the bombing of government targets in Baghdad would wane as ground troops seize the objectives they need.
