Sentence examples for ratio of batch from inspiring English sources

The formation of cancrinite (CAN) together with the W zeolite can be related to the effect of Si/Al ratio of batch composition, the nature of cationic polymer (PDDA) and the chemical nature of the substrate.

The depicted plot shows the combination of two sigmoid functions to reflect the increasing danger with increasing ratio of batch concentration to the toxicological minimum limit concentration (e.g. TLV or LD50).

Based on these properties, a heuristic algorithm MARB (Minimum Attribute Ratio of Batch) for batch forming is proposed, and a hybrid genetic algorithm is developed for the problem under study by combining GA (genetic algorithm) with MARB.

Then several optimal properties are given to schedule batches effectively, and by introducing the concept of ARB (Attribute Ratio of Batch), it is proven that the ARB of each batch should be made as small as possible in order to minimize the objective, designed as the heuristic information for assigning jobs into batches.

We calculated the ratios of batch-calculated BMDs10/1SD and BMDLs10/1SD to oral NOAELs reported in previous health assessments (there was an insufficient number of inhalation NOAELs for statistical comparison), respectively.

The reflux ratio of the batch distillation column is also used as input to the ANN as well as temperature values.

The predicted air temperature and humidity ratio of a batch type tunnel dryer also agreed fairly well with the experimental results.

From this equation it is clear that C is a combination of two sigmoid functions, which both ultimately depend on R. R is the ratio of the batch concentration and the minimal limit concentration (see Eq. 4).

The results show that percentage drug content and swelling ratio of factorial batches decreased as the amount of HPMC K4M increased.

There are several factors influencing Cr VI) concentration in solution/leachate, namely (1) properties of solid/liquid mixture (chemical composition, pH value, etc)., (2) cementation effect, (3) amount of water in contact with the solid mass (solid/liquid ratio in case of batch contact test), and (4) adsorption characteristics of the solid particles to Cr ions.

Often, the applicability and efficacy of these algorithms rely heavily on the sample size and class ratio of each individual batch.