Sentence examples for reduced zone from inspiring English sources
Increased channeling with time of oxidation could affect the transport of an oxidant through the previously reduced zone, and hence the oxidation dynamics of the reduced species.
In the lower reduced zone, elevated concentrations of PO4 occur up to 60 m away.
Calculations of normal modes of isotactic 1,4-trans-poly(1,3-pentadiene) and their dispersion within the first Brillouin zone (reduced zone scheme) are reported here.
Furthermore there is an oxygen reduced zone on the surface during the plasma expansion.
L = light or reduced reaction with typing phages; CL = clear lysis; OL = opaque lysis; SCL = semi-confluent lysis; red = reduced zone; ±, +, ++ = increasing numbers of discrete plaques, - = no reaction.
Here we did not identify any previously described macrolide resistance genes in S. Paratyphi A strains with elevated MICs and/or reduced zone sizes, but we did not exhaustively search for other mechanisms.
Two reduction treatments are performed either by direct contact of an electrode or by scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) leading to disc shaped reduced zones of, respectively, ∼1 mm and ∼100 μm diameter.
DuPont operated a Circulating Fluidized Bed facility in which catalyst was shuttled between a net reducing zone (a transport bed) to a net oxidizing zone (air regenerator).
The total measured sulfur, HCl, SO3, and reducing zone H2S were all found to increase linearly with increasing sulfur and chlorine concentrations in the coal.
Because groundwater flowing through an aquifer and meeting a reducing zone will deposit a zone, or front, of uraninite, and because the front tends to move slowly forward through the aquifer, dissolving as the oxidizing groundwater moves in and precipitating at the front of the zone, deposits formed in this fashion are known as roll-front uranium deposits.
The time constant of the intensive char circulating between the oxidizing zone and the reducing zone within the gasifier is of similar order of magnitude to the time constant of the dynamic change in surface oxide complex.
