Sentence examples for rate of supply from inspiring English sources
Report author Hughes said that the main problem was the exclusion of price and rate of supply: "Price is critically important but not considered in these estimates".
The difficulty is that these minerals decompose so slowly in soil that the rate of supply of the nutrient elements is usually insufficient for good growth of plants.
In the Atlantic basin the CCD is 500 metres (about 1,600 feet) deeper than in the Pacific basin, reflecting both a high rate of supply and low rate of dissolution in comparison to the Pacific.
In the Atlantic basin the CCD is 500 metres (about 1,600 feet) deeper than in the Pacific basin, reflecting both a high rate of supply and low rate of dissolution in comparison to the Pacific.Variation in input, productivity, and dissolution rates in the geologic past have caused the CCD to vary over 2,000 metres (about 6,600 feet).
In the later stage of phase II, the rate of supply of oxygen and steam steadily increased.
The core age was dated using the 210Pb method, and sedimentation rates were determined using the constant rate of supply (CRS) model.
The three sites with previously unpublished chronologies have unsupported 210Pb inventories that can be reliably interpreted using the constant rate-of-supply model (Fig. S1).
In some cases, this can increase the flow rate of supplied steam to turbines.
By raising IPF and reducing mass flow rate of supplying ice-slurry, the ice-rich layer was hard spreading horizontally in the tank.
For the horizon fuel cell stack, in order to produce maximum current 24 A at 43.2 V, maximum flow rate of supplied hydrogen to the stack is 14 L/min at pressure 55 kPa, and maximum flow rate of supplied air is 1.95 m3/min at pressure of 1 atm (101.325 kPa) and ambient temperature 15 °C (288 K), for air density equals to 1.225 kg/m3 [31, 41].
The flow rate of supplied air to the manifold of cathode W sm,in is equal to W f, while the pressure of supplied air P sm,in is equal to 101.325 + ∆P f as determined in (11) and (13).
