Sentence examples for suitability of solid from inspiring English sources

The aim of this investigation was to establish the suitability of solid nitrogen for use in the stand-alone cooling system, and determine the optimum method for exploiting its cooling power.

In the present study we used the Applied Biosystems SOLiD sequencer for sequencing the metagenome of a human fecal sample by 16S rRNA sequencing and also by shotgun sequencing of mate-pair libraries to investigate the suitability of SOLiD sequencing for metagenome sequencing.

The combustion behavior of the solid fraction, which represents a significant part of the energy input, was studied and tested using a bench-scale experimental fluidized bed combustor (FBC) to assess the suitability of the solid fraction as fuel for combined heat and power generation.

In the following short article preliminary results concerning the high-power suitability of a solid-state target cooled by water as in SINQ are reported as available by the summer of 2010.

To evaluate the suitability of drug-free solid dosage forms (2 mm mini-tablets) as an alternative administration modality in neonates in comparison with syrup.

The prepared SMIBP was subsequently characterized by different techniques including SEM, VSM, FT-IR, XRD, TEM and TGA verifying high suitability of the proposed solid phase for trapping and accumulation of target compound.

More than anything, the project is aimed at promoting the suitability of solar power for this sort of endeavor.

Multi-dimensional use cases demonstrate the suitability of the reactive flow-solid interaction methodology in the context of impact-driven initiation of reactive flow and structural response due to violent reaction in automotive (e.g. car crash) or defence (e.g. explosive reactive armour) applications.

Finally, the cycling performance of a coin cell of configuration graphite/PMMA-LiClO4-30 wt% PC-1wtPC-1wt%TiO2/LiCoO2uated at 25 °C indicates suitability of the nano-composites as solid electrolytes for Li ion polymer cell.

In order to determine their suitability to measure mass deposition in the form of solid particles, some topical aspects must be characterised, such as the sensitivity versus temperature and grain mass and the sticking efficiency versus grain speed.

The significance of these impedances is discussed in relation to the geometry and construction of solid electrolyte cells, and to their suitability for potentiostatic measurements.