Sentence examples for transport density from inspiring English sources

The future use of dendritic heat exchangers in devices with maximal heat transport density is proposed.

At increased pressures, the powder transport density remains nearly the same, and more transport gas is required.

Different from that, pyrolysis or torrefaction char powders are highly porous and have a low pneumatic transport density of less than 300 kg/m300

* Public transport density.

For instance, early treatment with MPH led to a considerable (-50%) reduction of dopamine transport density (DAT) in rat striatum when compared to non-treated animals, whereas no effects were observed in adult animals [ 8].

Mallikarachchi et al [ 15], and Manawadu and Wijesekara [ 16] showed that the air quality of Colombo city was significantly associated with land transport density, population and building density by modelling air quality in the Colombo city, using data from the passive sampling air quality monitoring network.

Many renewable resources (in particular low-grade biomass like grass, wood chips or straw) have low transport densities, in some cases (e.g. wood chips, grass) paired with high humidity.

Due to decentral raw material generation, usually low transport densities and the perishable character of most renewable raw materials in combination with their time dependent availability, logistical questions as well as adaptation to regional agricultural structures are necessary.

They become the platform of resource processing for commodities which lies in the nature of renewable resources: as they often have little durability and low transport densities, transport distances have to be kept short from the harvesting area to the sites of transformation into commodities.

This is dictated by the need to mitigate land deprivation (by returning nutrients from by-products of biogenic raw material conversion to the land) and to high energy demand for transport of biogenic raw materials and wastes from processing them, usually featuring either low transport densities or high water content or both.

Recently, LSE Cities focused on the patterns of growth, governance, transport and density of the four national capitals of Japan, India, Colombia and the UK.