Sentence examples for rates of particles from inspiring English sources
However, specific discharge rates of particles were increased slightly at coarse size ranges in the second compartment at higher mill capacity condition.
In this work, a methodology based on particle tracking velocimetry is presented to obtain information on the exchange rates of particles at weirs in horizontal fluidised beds.
The size and dissolution rates of particles as well as surface chemistry and charge appear to be central in tuning adaptive immunity.
Using orthogonal design, the passage rates of particles of 16 trapezoidal labyrinth channels with various geometries were calculated, where 4 dimensionless parameters were taken as the factors.
This paper reviews the current status of 210Pbxs methods to quantify soil erosion rates, to identify and partition suspended sediment source areas, and to determine the transport rates of particles in the terrestrial landscape.
Physical exercise was included in the study to mimic real-life exposure because it increases the dose by an increase in the ventilation rate (Daigle et al. 2003), whereas the deposition rates of particles (12 320 nm) may be unaffected by exercise (Löndahl et al. 2007).
In G. retiformis, rates of particle ingestion were a linear function of SPM concentration within a broad range (1 30 mg dry weight l−1).
In contrast, rates of particle intake by P. cylindrica contributed <10% to the energy budget in shaded and <3% in unshaded conditions.
In general, the calculations confirm that the rates of particle approach and neck growth under loading are linear functions of the level of loading.
Controlled exposure studies in humans and animals provide evidence that acidic aerosols produce greater changes in respiratory mechanical function and rates of particle clearance than other constituents of ambient particulate matter.
"There are certainly harsh radiation conditions in space, but the particle flux the rate of particles hitting the Space Station is about twelve to fifteen orders of magnitude less than the rate that they are going to hit the first wall in a prototype reactor".
