Sentence examples for reactor of both from inspiring English sources
The chorus were given the lyrics and urged to sing as they felt, and the effect was electrifying: seeming to bring together Harlem soul, the Welsh National Opera and the traditions of chapel, coal-mine and rugby oratorio into a fusion reactor of both careful crafting and live spontaneity.
Therefore, nitrite produced from nitrate has two pathways to be converted to nitrogen in the mixture reactor of both DAMO and anaerobic ammonium oxidation when provided with nitrate, ammonium salt and methane simultaneously, and nitrite reduced from nitrate in the mixed reactor can be cleaned more rapidly than in the reactor with DAMO system alone.
The history of research, development, and construction for the high temperature gas-cooled reactor worldwide, from the initial years in 1960s until present-day creation of two distinct designs of pebble-bed and prismatic reactors of both being modular and passively-safe, is reviewed.
This chapter discusses the scale-up and reactor design of both bubbling/turbulent fluidized beds and circulating fluidized beds.
It is also found that with increasing fuel reactor temperature, both the amount of residual char in the fuel reactor and CO2 concentration of the exit gas from the air reactor are degreased.
In Indian advance heavy water reactor (AHWR), both the features of PWRs (high discharge burn-up fuel) and PHWRs (on-power refueling) are being included along with advanced safety features.
Figure 6a shows that as the temperature of the air reactor increases, both the power from the stream turbine unit and that from the GT unit increase.
We further demonstrated the effect of additional oxygen supply to the performance of the reactor for both reaction systems.
"Instead of this carefully choreographed single episode, suddenly I'm a nuclear reactor of love.
A new technological scheme is implemented in two reactors: a reactor of "opposite type" and a reactor of "cyclone type" (see Fig. 8).
Both assumptions can be justified for reactions occurring in a constantly stirred reactor of macroscopic dimensions.
