Sentence examples for size downstream from inspiring English sources

Chatter marks in a series commonly decrease in size downstream.

Individually, the coal of higher VM content devolatilises faster, shows larger particle size downstream, and reaches a higher burnout and a slightly higher particle temperature in the end.

Further validation is needed for the models proposed in this paper especially for a tight lattice core with a p/d ratio less than 1.10, and more efforts are required to study the droplet distribution and droplet size downstream of the quench front for higher reflooding rate tests (larger than 4.5 cm/s).

The gaps are 1-, 2-, and 3-nt, located 15 bp from the fork, and consequently resulting in different size downstream duplex (Fig. 1B-b).

In this study we present evidence that outlines a similar connection in Drosophila, in which the FoxA protein Fork head (FKH) regulates cellular and organismal size downstream of TOR.

The search region comprises exonic sequences within the maximum intron size downstream from the anchor.

On the other hand, for a wet grid, the droplet sizes downstream of the grid could be larger than those at the upstream locations, as the droplet generation mechanism, for a wet grid, is due to the formation of liquid ligaments at the trailing edge of the spacer grid and the subsequent aerodynamic breakup of these ligaments into relatively larger droplets induced by instabilities.

Four cases are then designed with inserting half-size and same-size ribs downstream the big ribs (Case B, Case C, Case D and Case E, respectively).

A similar size region downstream of FTL_1422 was separately amplified by PCR using the primer pair FTL1422_F_StuI and FTL1421_R (Table S2).

In other words, KS domains are capable of synthesizing products of longer size without downstream enzyme control.

The minimum lifespans of differentiating spermatogonia and preleptotenes positively correlate with the population size of downstream cells, suggesting that longer lifespan ensures more progenies.