Sentence examples for transport stage from inspiring English sources
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In rallying, an untimed section of the event where cars are driven at relatively low speed, usually on public roads, to the next racing stage.
However, liquids have no such preswallow transport stage and are swallowed as a whole.
At Unity theatre, Liverpool, Action Transport stage the Dutch children's book Happily Ever After, about two princes who fall in love.
The proposed model for the internal moisture transfer simulates initial constant drying rate period (stage I) as a funicular liquid water transport stage, succeeding by falling drying rate period (stage II) as a vapor diffusion transport phenomena.
It may also be noted that the emissions associated with coal transport dominates in the production and transport stage of the imported (A1) and domestic (B1) coal.
Regardless of the definition of bedload, all researchers have pointed out that in subaqueous environments, sliding and rolling are most prevalent when the level of transport is low (low transport stage; Allen 1982; Reid and Frostick 1994; Bridge and Demicco 2008).
The first one is the primary transport stage which involves the haulage of timbers, while the second one is the secondary transport stage involving the main stage of transport of timbers, generally realized by trucks on forest roads (Aykut, 1986).
One of the two mass transport stages that are reported to have the predominant effect on pervaporation efficiency and selectivity is aroma compounds sorption in membrane material.
Further, transport stages might occur, e.g. the transport of the used ENMs to an incineration plant.
In subaqueous environments, sliding and rolling are most prevalent at low transport stages (Allen 1982; Reid and Frostick 1994; Bridge and Demicco 2008), and therefore, instead of considering changes in saltation length, the subaqueous bedform at low transport stages should be explained by a model that considers grain movements that are in continuous contact with the bed.
Therefore, instead of using the saltation length, low transport stages of subaqueous bedforms can be better explained by incorporating changes in the migration speed of grains in continuous contact with the bed.
Soluble surfactant proteins need to reconcile surfactant activity at the site of operation with the requirement for solubility and lack of aggregation during synthesis, storage, and transport stages.
