Sentence examples for simultaneous mechanism from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the performance index for simultaneous mechanism and control design is discussed.

Secondly, the performance index for simultaneous mechanism and noise control design is discussed.

A biodecolorization model that considers the simultaneous mechanism of biosorption and biodegradation of a synthetic dye by immobilized white-rot fungus Trametes subectypus B32 in a fixed bed bioreactor was developed.

Two types of combination are defined in the ASA: The simultaneous mechanism and the sequential mechanism.

A simultaneous mechanism taking place during polymer flooding is the reduction of the relative permeability to the displacing phase caused by the retention of polymer (adsorption and mechanical retention) within the porous media.

The co-localization of syndecan-1 with heparanase in cell nuclei suggests a simultaneous mechanism for the turnover of HS, indicating a regulatory importance of the nuclear syndecan-1.

Physiological functionality of a tissue engineered vascular construct depends on the phenotype of smooth muscle cells (SMCs) cultured into the scaffold and mechanical robust of the construct relies on two simultaneous mechanisms including scaffold biodegradation and de novo matrix synthesis by SMCs which both can be influenced by scaffold properties and culture condition.

These results indicate that physical aging occurs by two distinct simultaneous mechanisms: one which is thickness dependent and another that is not.

The model describes two simultaneous mechanisms of free volume loss: free volume diffusion to the film surface (thickness dependent) and lattice contraction (thickness independent).

The relationship between coacervation and precipitation is obscure in that coacervates might be intermediates in the formation of precipitates, or else the two phenomena might proceed by different but possibly simultaneous mechanisms.

It has been known that there are simultaneous mechanisms that involve coordination of both the dioxygen and carbon monoxide to the gold, as well as one in which the dioxygen is contributed in the form of lattice oxygen while the gold still coordinates the carbon monoxide.