Sentence examples for significant tail from inspiring English sources

The non-water-wet systems all exhibited a significant tail production of oil.

"Adding healthier items and tweaking existing ones to increase their healthiness has provided a significant tail wind in terms of serving our customers".

Second, the suit serves as a reminder that U.S. regulatory resolutions related to alleged corporate misconduct even those seemingly coordinated with multiple agencies and involving significant financial disbursements can prove difficult to manage collectively and often have a significant tail.

For shorter lengths of packing the distributions showed a significant "tail" at the large-diameter end, but as the packing length was increased the tail decreased or became non-existent.

"A significant tail wind for our industry is new home construction, which is creating jobs and fueling the demand for pickups," said Kurt McNeil, G.M.'s vice president for United States sales operations.

An optimal RH value of 55% resulted in a distribution of aerosol particle sizes similar to the natural distribution from human coughing and breathing, which has been shown to be distributed around approximately 1 µm, with a significant tail of particles less than 1 µm36,37,38.

Tracer transport was very different in the high and low EC irrigation treatments, with the high EC treatment exhibiting significant tailing in the breakthrough curves.

A closed boundary at the bottom led to DNAPL pooling (i.e., large continuous blobs) which causes significant tailing in the dissolution breakthrough curve due to water bypassing.

Contaminant breakthrough curves at the groundwater table show significant tailing due to slow sorption kinetics and a wide distribution of travel times.

Indeed, significant tailing effect is only observed in specific conditions (depending on the system geometry and/or the flow) that allow residence time in the storage area to be longer than restitution time.

The BTCs also showed more significant tailing phenomenon, especially for the slower pore water velocities (Fig. 1).