Sentence examples for recycling frequency from inspiring English sources

The effects of recycling frequency of residual liquid after Tween 40 pretreatment on ethanol concentration are shown in Figure  6, in which reed straw was slightly different from corn stover.

A large recycling frequency (fr) appears to be the only critical factor in the evolution of parasite virulence.

The agency's budget (about $1 billion a year) has remained roughly constant since last year, despite the fact that more than 300 workers were laid off and the frequency of recycling collection was halved.

A disassociated NK cell can restart and bind to new targets and finally eliminate them, commonly referred to as recycling capacity or killing frequency [2].

However with a frequency of recycling 'fr', the host resource would be, fr (1-x) + (1-fr)(1-y) Similarly, that for a mild parasite invading a virulent population would be, fr (1-y) + (1-fr)(1-x) If the predator population is tolerant the parasite will be harbored in large numbers and disseminated to the prey population.

During a fiscal crisis in 2002, the apparent cost premium for recycling led Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to decide to cut back recycling program and reduce the frequency of pickups.

A new technique for improving the transconductance and low frequency output impedance of recycling folded cascode (RFC) amplifiers is presented.

Simulation results showed that recycling and sweeping antibodies can improve dosage frequency and reduce the required dose for target antigens with various clearances, plasma concentrations or binding kinetics.

It became clear during the project that the concept of recycling in iterative methods, that is, the reuse of information that was already computed for other frequencies or in the course of an optimization procedure is not well-enough understood.

Block of activity had no influence on the frequency of miniature postsynaptic currents [44] that however are correlated to the size of an individual synapses recycling pool [7].

Recycling rates can be boosted by charging households and businesses more if they produce more rubbish, and by reducing the frequency of rubbish collections while increasing that of recycling collections.Meanwhile a number of cities and firms (including Wal-Mart, Toyota and Nike) have adopted zero-waste targets.