Sentence examples for the attrition process from inspiring English sources

The model equationsizen be usedependentmate when and how brittle fracture will occur in chemical engrowthing processes and, more specifically, to scale-up suspension crystallizers.

Jazz clubs are becoming harder to sustain, and after the flowering of new jazz spots around Manhattan in the mid- and late-90's, the attrition process had already begun.

Patterns were defined according to the dynamics of the attrition process.

Non-response can lead to selection bias, and if added to the attrition process [ 32] can contribute to increasing missing data over time.

Another weakness for any life course cohort is the difficulty of maintaining representativeness throughout the follow-up [ 38, 39], but employing special methods such as a joint parameter-dependent selection model to account for non-ignorable dropout will allow us to control for the attrition process while studying the impact of determinants of children's life events and evolution [ 40].

A baffle is found to improve the jet attrition process when it was inserted underneath the jet tip cavity.

It was found that a dimensionless group, defined by the ratio of charge variation to size variation, is useful in describing the particle attrition process as this parameter increased with decreasing granule size.

A few books have been canceled during the typical attrition process, Mr. Perry said.

Following a conventional ion nitriding process of 120 min under an atmosphere of H2 and N2, an atomic attrition process was applied to the surface of AISI D2 steel under a gas mixture of Ar and N2 for 360 min.

The data indicate that, under operating conditions similar to those found in industrial crystallizers, secondary nuclei are produced by a particle attrition process consistent with a turbulent fluid-induced breeding mechanism having critical eddies in the viscous dissipation subrange of the turbulent energy spectrum.

The simulation allows the quantification of the attrition sources in the process.