Sentence examples for the solution moving from inspiring English sources

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Many researchers reported that compound parabolic collectors (CPC) technology is suitable for application of solar photo-Fenton process (Lafi and Al-Qodah 2006; Vilar et al. 2011; Souza et al. 2013) because UV light is reflected and intensified towards the solution moving in the reactor tubes (Gar Alalm et al. 2014).

As we observe from Figure 3, the peak of the solution moves to the boundary.

Similarly, we observe from Figure 2 that the peak of the solution moves to the boundary slowly, and it is hard to see discontinuity in the solution domain.

The solution moved to the tip of the needle, and the hemispherical shape of the droplet was destabilized by charges that accumulated on its surface.

The fast time scales are responsible for the development of low-dimensional manifolds on which the solution moves according to the slow time scales.

As we can observe from Figure 1, the peak of the solution moves to the boundary rapidly and crushes at the wavefront, which is called the shock wave phenomenon in the nonlinear partial differential equation theory.

Obviously, ions (K+ and Cl−) in the solution moved directionally through nanopores result in the basic ionic current (I 0), while IgG or BSA molecules driven to pass through nanopores generate the modulated ionic currents (I).

Neighbourhood-based meta-heuristics such as simulated annealing [ 26] and tabu search [ 27] evaluate only one potential solution at a time and the solution moves through a trajectory in the solution space.

As the solution moves to the tip of the needle, the hemispherical shape of the droplet is destabilized by charges that accumulate on its surface and is converted to Taylor's cone.

Combined dissolution precipitation experiments were performed at high pH (10 and 11) increasing the saturation state of the solutions (moving the system closer to equilibrium) and thereby promoting the formation of secondary minerals.