Sentence examples for separations that can from inspiring English sources

Extensive results using NRTL, UNIQUAC, ASOG and UNIFAC show the wide range of separations that can be obtained.

Choropleth maps are often used in inappropriate applications; class breaks are artificial separations that can be manipulated to yield choropleth maps supporting (politically) divergent interpretations.

This paper aims to provide a perspective on applications of separations that can make a great difference in biorefineries, by significantly reducing the costs and thus making the processes competitive without subsidies.

Newer insights into the existing methodologies such as coagulation, adsorption, ion exchange, oxidation, and membrane separations that can help in understanding the existing processes as well as their intensification for improved performance and economics are highlighted.

The United States has developed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory a third method, laser isotope separation, that can be used to separate fissile isotopes from both uranium and plutonium, both of which can be used in nuclear bombs.

"There is no separation that can exist in these circumstances".

Surrounded by 50 to 60 other bright, busy youngsters from ages 8 to 18 with handicaps of their own, each camper instantly loses the feeling of separation that can make life in the world hard.

However, there appears to be a limit to the degree of separation that can be achieved.

Ideal separation: This method performs as an upper bound for the best separation that can be achieved with the used time-frequency representation.

Moreover, the existence of 1,2,3-triazole unit is favorable for the charge separation that can retard the charge recombination and improve the open circuit voltage.

Chemical engineers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a membrane offering superior gas separation that can efficiently purify hydrogen for use in fuel cells and oil refining.