Sentence examples for pulse of solids from inspiring English sources

Measurements were performed along the axis of the reactor to obtain steady-state vertical profiles (that increase from the vessel base to the top) as well as at fixed elevations to determine their transient after a pulse of solids injected at the bottom.

Electroporation is a universal process, therefore application of electric pulses to solid tumours would be expected to increase permeability of cell membrane of all cells that are treated.

The volume fraction ϕ of solids within a pulse made of a mixture of gas (density ρ g ) and tephra (density ρ t ) is given by phi =frac{rho_{mathrm{pulse}}-{rho}_g}{rho_t-{rho}_g} (6).

Although the actual temporal evolution of the mass flux of solids during a pulse, Q t), remains unknown (a hypothetical curve is shown in Fig. 5b (center)), it can be constrained by using two end members representing the minimum and maximum possible values, respectively.

Subsequently, calculate Q tot_min by Eq. (13) and Q tot_max with Eq. (14) to determine the pulse-specific range of the total mass flux of solids Q tot.  .

Subsequently, calculate Q tot_min by Eq. (13) and Q tot_max with Eq. (14) to determine the pulse-specific range of the total mass flux of solids Q tot.

The overlap of already formed NPs with incoming laser pulses occurs in the most ordinary laser ablation of solids in liquid experiments.

The ratio between the mass of solids (m t ) and mass of gas (magmatic and entrained air) in the pulse (m g ) is approximately 2 1.

Many of today's tubes come from Russia, where the military is said to have preferred tube gear because it could potentially withstand the electromagnetic pulse of a nuclear explosion better than solid state.

Askew's solid prose serves the pulse of the story without calling much attention to the author — and make no mistake, this story has a furious pulse.

One way of looking for stem cells in solid organs was a pulse of bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) followed by a long chase period.