Sentence examples for section of bed from inspiring English sources

The sedimentologic and geomorphic contexts appear to help explain the typological/technological variability observed within this section of Bed II.

His nimble little hands allow for lightning-fast transitions on the decks and we're even hearing rumors that he's opening his own (milk-only) club The Crib below the infant section of Bed Bath & Beyond in  Topeka, Kansas.

(Makes Economy Plus look like it's for chumps!) United calls this new section of bed-seats "BusinessFirst".

A simple method was developed for estimating the particle diffusivity or mixing coefficient in a liquid-solids fluidized bed from the variance (dispersion) of the number of particles in a given section of the bed during relaxation in the bed expansion.

In the fluidization of widely sized coal particles, approximately half of the coal mass is segregated into the bottom section of the bed, though about 15% of 10 20 mm large particles are broken into 0 10 mm small particles because of particle attrition.

Axial gas concentration profiles through the catalyst bed in the 60mm reactor indicated that at 850°C there was a rapid consumption of oxygen and formation of products in the bottom section of the bed followed by a net loss of hydrocarbon in the oxygen-free zone.

Thus, with the function of vibration and riffles fitted on the bed, these heavy particles move forward to the narrow section of the bed and finally are discharged as gangue.

He walked over to an exposed section of the bed, took a geologist's hammer, and hacked out a dinner-plate-size chunk of rock.

regions packed with particles across a horizontal cross section of the bed.

In the intermediate section of the bed (60 100 mm above the distributor), the annular upward solid flow from the bottom section encounters the annular downward flow from the top section.

The turbulent granular temperature was higher than that of the laminar ones in the lower section of the bed while the laminar granular temperature dominates the system in the upper section.