Sentence examples for swell content from inspiring English sources

On one hand, increasing scCO2 pressure induces an increase in swell content of PP substrate, which makes the diffusion of the monomer into HPP easier and is advantageous for subsequent grafting reaction.

The business has been booming, as the great mass of digital content swells and more data moves online.

The single serving container resembles a large matchbook but the contents swell as soon as hot water is added.

They swell, decrease in chlorophyll content, evolve ethylene, accumulate lycopene, and give off fruit volatiles [ 23].

As Keenan told Forbes contributor David Blackmon a couple weeks ago, the existing dogma about the geology underlying the Alpine High region was that any hydrocarbon-bearing zones were too high in clay content; clay swells up, blocking the tiny interstices in the rock through which oil and gas flow to the wellbore.

Experimental procedures carried out on expansive soil include: (Liquid limit, Plastic limit, Plasticity index, Shrinkage limit, Specific gravity Free swell index and Optimum water content) to determine the swelling parameters and (maximum dry density, California bearing ratio and unconfined compressive strength) to determine the strength parameters.

In water, these fibers swell to an equilibrium water content of 50% by weight, retaining a tensile modulus greater than 40 MPa along the fiber axis at low strain.

It also indicates the degree to which they are likely to shrink or swell with variations in water content, and so whether later displacement of buried infrastructure may occur.

Swell launched in June with content from NPR, American Public Media, ABC News, the BBC, TED Talks, and others.

Each dehydration curve was recorded as the changes in the mass ratio M t /M ∞ of investigated sample in the function of square root of dehydration time, where M t is the mass of the water amount in the time t and M ∞ is the mass of the water content in fully swollen sample.

In fact, we supposed that cells were dying because of necrosis (i.e. that cells swelled, lysed and released their content into the extracellular medium).