Sentence examples for steady extraction from inspiring English sources

So could the financing of programs that rely on the steady extraction of taxes from a weekly paycheck, since workers would be paid on a less-regular basis and might not report all of their jobs.

Results show that 2U-heat exchanger has advantages over coaxial heat exchangers, in terms of greater steady state heat extraction rate and more favourable hydraulic.

This article deals with the evaluation of the consumption of energy for a steady state solvent extraction in a novel L-shaped pulsed sieve-plate column, which is highly required for design and optimization of the periodic flow processes for industrial applications.

Peralta et al. (1991b) developed deterministic distributed parameter Simulation/Optimization computer models for each of the response matrix (RM) and embedding (EM) approaches for computing maximum steady-state groundwater extraction strategies in a hypothetical confined aquifer.

A common observation that for steady air injection or extraction, motion of the groundwater is negligible is first justified theoretically.

For these reasons, we simulate the transport of tracers, which are added to the gas phase as soon as quasi-steady saturation distribution and extraction rate are achieved, and we compare the breakthrough curves obtained assuming different models.

Fasting C-peptide:insulin is a measure of steady-state hepatic insulin extraction, which decreases with worsening hepatic insulin sensitivity (10– 10).

A bivariate population balance model (the base of LLECMOD program) for the steady state simulation of liquid extraction columns is extended to simulate pulsed (packed and sieve plate) extraction columns.

Solving a dynamic model of the inversion with the estimated parameters of fimA confirms that the population reaches steady state long before DNA extraction (Additional file 1).

Extended Steady-State Thermal Response Step Test was implemented, which incorporate series of power steps to determine borehole extraction rate at steady-state heat transfer conditions.

Steady-state filtration equals water extraction from a well when the ratio is larger than 10−2.