Sentence examples for transfer and increase from inspiring English sources
The experimentally determined decrease in nucleate boiling heat transfer and increase in critical heat flux were examined in detail with this method.
ETC values decrease with the increasing enclosure numbers in the parallel direction of heat transfer and increase in the vertical direction of heat transfer, vise versa.
The results demonstrated that the reduction process of DNR was improved greatly on the AuNPs/CA/nBDD electrode, which was ascribed that nanograss array could accelerate the speed of electron transfer and increase the efficient area of electrode.
It is demonstrated that reasonable reactor configuration, structure parameters and catalyst distribution can considerably enhance heat transfer and increase the methane conversion, resulting in a compact and intensified unit.
The possibility of the application of a high power ion beam pulsed energetic impact to intensify mass transfer and increase the depth of doping for a preliminary implanted impurity has been demonstrated.
There is evidence that selective delivery of the gene therapy to the alveolar space by an intranasal route can effectively achieve gene transfer and increase enzymatic activity in vivo [ 90].
Dissolver, carbon dioxide, and steam synergistically play the role of chemistry, gas and heat for viscosity reduction, mixing and mass transfer, and increasing energy and cleanup. .
For plate geometries, one solution for intensifying transfer and increasing residence times is to construct two-dimensional meandering channels.
Capture efficiency increases with either decreasing fluidization velocity or increasing bed particle size due to enhanced mass transfer and increased residence time.
Their hierarchical pore structure leads to higher reaction rates due to increased mass transfer and increased catalyst longevity despite more substantial coke formation.
Short femoral stems have been designed with the aims of reducing proximal bone loss, improving load transfer, and increasing compressive loads at the medial proximal femoral calcar.
