Sentence examples for structure and mix from inspiring English sources

We estimate only 2%-42%-4%ningshare share dilution depending on structure and mix between secondary and primary; if the government chooses to participate to avoid dilution, a 10% raising would be necessary and, assuming a 10% discount, would lead to around 4% dilution.

Overall, this study provides a solid foundation for future research in exploring the internal structure and mix design of CIR mixtures.

Rheological properties' changes are mainly determined by the chemical structure and mix of the polymers, surface properties of the rock, composition of the oil and reservoir fluids, nature of the added polymers and solution conditions such as salinity, pH and temperature.

Adsorption and wettability changes are determined mainly by the chemical structure and mix of the surfactants, surface properties of the rock, composition of the oil and reservoir fluids, nature of the polymers added and solution conditions such as salinity, pH and temperature.

To fundamentally investigate the flow structure and mixing in the inherently safe combustion of rapidly mixed type tubular flame, flow visualization and velocity measurements are conducted using a Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) system.

However, the geometrical characteristics of the baffle plate and central tube are found to have dramatic impacts upon the flow structure and mixing patterns within the reactor.

Four different organoclays, M3 HT 1, M2 HT 2, M1H1 HT 2, and (HE 2M1T1 and two different mixing protocols were used to investigate the effect of the organoclay structure and mixing protocol on the morphology and properties of the resulting blends.

Besides, there are some more detailed hidden features of complex networks which have been revealed recently, such as rich-club structure and mixing patterns (assortative mixing or disassortative mixing) [ 15].

Caution is needed in interpreting such results due to multiple factors that limit extrapolation of results obtained in developed country settings to developing countries (e.g., differences in immunization strategy, structure and mixing patterns of the population, overall coverage achieved in the population, serotype distribution, and co-morbidities, etc).

The simulations revealed that, when compared with a constant diffusion coefficient (CDC), the CDDC models show drastically different viscous fingering structures and mixing of the two components.

Again, differences in outcomes can arise from differences in assumptions, in this case, assumptions about social structures and mixing processes.