Sentence examples for the raw composition from inspiring English sources

The dc volume resistivity has been investigated in the function of relative humidity at room temperature and interpreted by the raw composition and the structural properties.

The raw composition of loblolly pine [16] was done to estimate the amount of each biomass constituent in loblolly pine and is shown in Table 1.

The appropriate Cr / Ni raw composition of 25 / 75 at.% was found in order to obtain the desired Re30Cr10Ni composition.

All of them are found to reproduce the raw gas composition as well as synthesis gas yield with acceptable deviation.

The mechanical characteristics and structural properties of the products of alkali-activated metakaolin reactions are affected by the raw material composition and the concentration of alkali activator used.

Introduction of 20% zeolitic rock into the raw mix composition reduces the temperature required to produce lightweight aggregates by 50 °C and improves their physical mechanical characteristics.

Furthermore due to the fact that the newly integrated gene copies are put under the genetic regulation of the host's own glucoamylase promoter, the recipe of the production process of any new production strain can be kept constant with respect to the raw materials composition.

In contrast, based on the raw glycerol composition, a synthetic solution modeled after the raw glycerol was prepared with the following pure reagents: glycerol, 66% (w/v); methanol, 30% (w/v); and sodium hydroxide, 1 M.

Very small amounts of galactans and mannans were detected in the solutions analyzed by GC MS and for this reason they were neglected in the calculation of the raw biomass composition.

An organism is represented first by a raw composition vector whose components correspond to the number of various overlapping K-peptides (for a fixed K) in the collection of all protein products encoded in the genome.

The raw seafood compositions are terrific, while other dishes, including pasta, sometimes suffer from too much aspiration: an overload of effects.