Sentence examples similar to stirred assumption from inspiring English sources
What remains unknown is why.In this section The computer will see you now You never listen to a word I say The oldest animals Facing the facts The march of the kilobots Shaken and stirred ReprintsThe usual assumption is that bodily symmetry is a proxy for good health.
The fact that the time scale of diffusion processes is much lower than the time scale of reaction processes is crucial for maintaining valid the well-stirred assumption within each compartment [ 12].
Although all these methods have previously been applied in stirred tanks, the underlying assumptions and approximations have often been implicit.
High and low can be freely paired across verbal registers, making matches that stir up our assumptions about what is most valuable, and what is kin to what.
A mathematical model of the flow gas liquid continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) is presented under the assumption of thermodynamic equilibrium of the two-phase flow.
First, his anti-corruption campaign, despite widespread assumptions it masks score settling, has stirred hearts by reinforcing the president's man-of-the-people appeal.
Both assumptions can be justified for reactions occurring in a constantly stirred reactor of macroscopic dimensions.
In recent years revisionist musicologists have challenged the assumption that "Va pensiero" became an instant hit and that early "Nabucco" performances routinely stirred revolutionary sentiments.
Under this assumption, the entrapment of solute particles into liposomes of volume V (into a well stirred solution containing a solute S with concentration C0) can be considered equivalent to a series of independent random samplings of the S particles.
For example, a pure culture of a bacterium in a constant, stirred, single-resource continuous culture environment rapidly diversified (Maharjan et al. 2006), contrary to historical assumptions about successions and niche exclusion in a highly controlled environment.
