Sentence examples for precipitation of liquid from inspiring English sources

Whatever the binder, cycle life decreases with increasing the active mass loading, which is attributed to both the precipitation of liquid electrolyte degradation products and to the loss of electrical contacts within the composite electrode and with the current collector as a consequence of the active particles volume variations.

There is likely to be rain of various compositions in the upper atmospheres of the gas giants, as well as precipitation of liquid neon in the deep atmospheres.

Experiments on recombinant silks made with and without the C-terminal region showed that the C-terminus was required for fibroins to form aggregates. Protein aggregation is an essential step in the precipitation of liquid spinning dope into a solid silk fiber [37], [98].

The Quantitative Precipitation Forecast (abbreviated QPF) is the expected amount of liquid precipitation accumulated over a specified time period over a specified area.

The chemical principle governing precipitation of an immiscible liquid is the same as that governing crystallization of a mineral from a magma: when the concentration of a particular mineral within a parent magma reaches saturation, precipitation occurs.

We also determined, via TCA precipitation of (20× concentrated) liquid culture supernatants of B. fragilis, that small quantities of NanU were present in these fractions, whereas we could find no trace of the intracellular marker GroEL.

Most of the models project that the New York City area is expected to get at least 1 more inch of liquid precipitation.

The impacts of cloud microphysics appear not only on the precipitation and vertical distribution of liquid water, but also the turbulent properties such as the turbulence kinetic energy (TKE), the variance in resolved vertical velocity (w'), and boundary layer top height.

Parts of Geauga County to the east receive over 44 inches of liquid precipitation annually.

As much as 4 inches of liquid precipitation fell in the Boston region, where thousands of homes were inundated.

Precipitation in the form of liquid (rain) or solid (snow) varies in composition depending on atmospheric temperature, pressure, composition, and altitude.