Sentence examples for time of breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Environmental risks were quantitatively unveiled in terms of predicted time of breakthrough for the targeting metals (comparing to US EPA criterion for maximum or continuous concentration).

The result of dynamic separation showed that the time of breakthrough was delayed from 22 min in the absence of electrical stimulation to 31 min in the presence of electrical stimulation.

This is done using the "restart" simulation files at the time of breakthrough to initialize the new streamline model where the barrier fracture has been included.

Fig. 14b, c show the oil saturation along the streamlines at time 750 days, which is the time of breakthrough, and at the end of simulation (6,000 days).

Figure 13b, c show the oil saturation along the streamlines at time 840 days, which is the time of breakthrough, and at the end of simulation (6,000 days).

Pre-OLT HBV DNA levels at the time of breakthrough were available in 15 patients ranging from 2 × 103 – 4.69 × 109 copies/mL (median 1.42 × 10).

The short time window of breakthrough pain may not necessarily overlap with the time that the pain questionnaire was filled out.

'I'd find that appalling.' She recalls that at the time of her breakthrough role, as the repressed but idealistic Jamaican emigre Clara in the BBC adaptation of Zadie Smith's White Teeth four years ago, she found herself sitting under a poster of herself - albeit in character - on public transport, and, 'I kind of sank down into my coat and put my hood up.

And the physiology prize went to Elizabeth Blackburn, Carol Greider and Jack Szostak for their work on telomeres, the DNA caps that stop the ends of chromosomes either unravelling or sticking to one another.Dr Kao was working for the Standard Telecommunications Laboratories, an American-owned facility in Britain, at the time of his breakthrough.

Hiller had learned his craft in television and B-movies, so that by the time of his breakthrough into A-movies he could turn his hand to smart comedy (The Wheeler Dealers, 1963), Broadway adaptation (Plaza Suite, 1971), war movie (Tobruk, 1967), drama (Making Love, 1982) and biopic (The Babe, 1992).

In relatively short columns there is quasi-kinetic behaviour; as the retention time of the breakthrough curve in the column increases relative to the characteristic diffusion time there is a transition region, whereas for relatively long columns constant-pattern breakthrough curves are observed.