The small volume of the introduced substrate was not sufficient to blend the reactor, and sedimentation occurred resulting in a 10% higher TS value and 13% higher VS value in R1 than in R2 in which no or less sedimentation occurred due to the partial mixing (Figure 7).
CVR did not make sufficient investments to blend ethanol into all its products, choosing to buy credits instead.
If not in-flesh experiences, today's augmented reality technologies are sufficient enough to blend digital with reality.
About 5% reaction extent was sufficient to change the blend system from initial immiscibility to miscibility.
Using only six parameters to account for experimental data has provided moderate success; however, it is clear that the representation of the chlorinated polymers, as pure copolymers of methylene (-CH2-) and chlorine containing (-CHCl-) segments, is not sufficient to describe those blends.
It has sufficient volume of octyl-blend monomer to close and protect wounds up to 8 10 cm in length.
It means we cannot confirm their effects — or the claims that may be made by some of these companies". It is also unclear whether the quantities of the herbs in commercial herbal tea blends are sufficient to see a health benefit, she says.
It appears that the ligand shell remaining in these nonannealed blends is sufficient to prevent the short-range process of charge transfer, but the longer range process of energy transfer is still allowed.
Results also show that 2 h of blending time is sufficient to achieve a homogeneous toner asphalt mix; significant storage stability problems are expected regardless of the level of toner in the blend; and mixing and compaction temperatures stay at reasonable levels.
Blending powders created sufficient particle intimacy to enable deliquescence lowering in both systems (the mutual deliquescence RH was 44.1% for M1 and 63.6% for M2), and the eutonic composition was the most susceptible to moisture-induced changes.
