The process parameters were deliberately set to induce substantial particle agglomeration.
Simultaneous multiple spacecraft observations thus suggest a likely source of substantial particle energization exists in the cusp region.
High velocity gas jets in fluidized beds provide substantial particle attrition: they are used industrially to control the particle size in fluid bed cokers and to grind products such as toner, pharmaceutical or pigment powders.
Comparing the Liouville equation and the generalized density evolution equation finds that the former is essentially based on the state space while the latter is on the ground of substantial particle description.
Based on the results, it is observed that the overall permeability evolution during the tests can be divided into four different phases, including i) re-arrangement of large rock fragments, ii) water inrush with substantial particle migration, iii) continued moderate particles seepage, and iv) steady state water flow.
Per the assay principle (see Fig. S2), the substantial particle size increases observed from the addition of anti-Stat3 or anti-Src antibody to the assay solution can only be explained by the presence of EGFR in complex with Stat3 and Src in the nuclear extract.
Reduced hydraulic residence times during storm events have at least two possible influences on removal efficiency: decreased exposure time for degradation by the activated sludge (as appears the case for caffeine) and decreased removal of solids material (as appears the case for CHO, COP, and SIT, which can be expected to have substantial particle-phase concentrations).
A two-step method for the purification of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) rope containing substantial catalyst particles embedded in carbonaceous shells was developed.
The most substantial indoor particle sources were nebulization therapy, tracheal suction and cleaning activities.
The Brookhaven accelerator uses gold because it has enough protons and neutrons, 197 altogether, to make a substantial soup of particles when smashed together with other nuclei.
