Sentence examples for terms of bed from inspiring English sources

The performance of fluidised bed reactors in terms of bed dynamics, chemical conversion and power requirements is highly influenced by the design features of gas distributors.

The regeneration performances were compared in terms of bed regeneration rate, concentration of recovered volatile organic compounds (VOC) and operating costs.

The hydrodynamic deviations with respect to the stationary straight column were thoroughly analyzed in terms of bed pressure drop, liquid saturation, regime changeover, and pulse flow properties.

The dynamic characteristics of a gas solid fluidized bed with different rod promoters have been investigated in terms of bed expansion and fluctuation, minimum fluidization velocity and distributor-to-bed pressure drop ratio at minimum fluidization velocity.

We show that the printed porous media were highly reproducible and had excellent fidelity in physically reproducing computer-aided design models, with differences between designed and experimentally measured particle locations within ±0.5%, and within 1.3% in terms of bed porosity.

The model is validated by comparing the predicted results with the previous measured results and conclusions in the literature in terms of bed hydrodynamics, individual particle temperature, char residence time and concentrations of the products.

We expect by the end of the year to be back exactly where we were presale in terms of beds.

Sedimentary structures in terms of bedding, scour surface and stacking style of beds are interpreted from the image and open-hole logs.

a Community health centers are larger than community health stations in terms of beds, personnel, equipment, and responsibility for population health services.

In core poverty corridors, such as South and Central L.A., where there is not excess capacity in terms of beds, emergency departments, nurses and primary-care practitioners, patients are suffering because they have received too little care for too long and arrive at hospitals with multiple health conditions, requiring more extensive, and thus more expensive, care.

Government hospitals are also much larger, in terms of beds, asset value, staffing, and outpatient and inpatient volume (p < 0.0005).