Sentence examples for reduction of hydraulic from inspiring English sources

Many solutions have been proposed for off-road vehicles, mainly based on reduction of hydraulic losses, better control strategies and introduction of hybrid architectures.

The results also supported the view that the reduction of hydraulic efficiency because of the embolism in xylem could benefit the plants subjected to water deficit by means of limiting water loss.

These results suggest that small blebs expose tissue to high pressures, particularly directly above the bleb, inducing an ischemic tissue remodeling response, a reduction of hydraulic conductivity and an elevation of IOP.

The reduction of hydraulic conductivity is reversed when the water potential gradient changes direction back in favour of uptake.

The reasons for price reductions of hydraulic fracturing are fundamentally different from those behind renewable energy technologies – hence they cannot be directly compared – and hydraulic fracturing may soon reach, or maybe has already attained, a lower bound for further price reductions, for instance as a result of its water requirements or environmental footprint.

As suggested by Tyerman et al. [ 89], aquaporins might also play a role in the regulation of berry hydraulic conductance, especially between véraison and harvest when a drastic reduction of berry hydraulic conductance occurs.

For instance, the reduction of local hydraulic gradients due to spatial aggregation can be partially compensated by increasing soil hydraulic conductivity.

It can be seen from Fig. 2, 3 and 5 that the stabilization of the bead bed, the reduction of its hydraulic conductivity and the production of matrix polymer occurred in the same time-frame.

The simulated results showed that with the reduction of the hydraulic diameter of the aperture size, the flameproof velocity is increased, which implies the basic angle must be considered when crimped ribbon flame arrestors are used to quench deflagration flame.

The reduction of root hydraulic conductivity in hypoxic plants has been linked to the inhibition of aquaporin-mediated water transport through root metabolic changes [ 12, 13] and low cytoplasmic pH [ 14], and could be partly alleviated by the treatment of plants with ethylene [ 11, 15].

Analytical and empirical methods used in current engineering practice for estimating inflow rate into a tunnel do not adequately account for the effect of groundwater level drawdown which triggers changes of the flow pattern as well as reductions of the hydraulic head.