Sentence examples for transportation of particles from inspiring English sources

The transportation of particles along pipes or ducts using an imposed gas flow is known as pneumatic conveying.

It was found that excess accumulation of NF-L has a detrimental effect on nerve cells resulting from NF-L inclusions in axons mechanically blocking the transportation of particles through axons, which eventually leads to neuronal death and to abnormalities in and degeneration of motor neurons [ 63].

Secondary particles generated during the transportation of primary particles have been taken into consideration when calculate Čerenkov emission.

Soil erosion by water is a three-phase process that consists of detachment of soil particles from the soil mass, transportation of detached particles either by raindrop impact or surface water flow, and sedimentation.

PHITS has several models for calculating nuclear reactions and the transportation of energetic particles, such as protons, neutrons, heavy ions, and some exotic particles > 10 MeV/n (heavy ions) and > 1 MeV (otherwise) in matter.

The phenomena involving the transportation of rich particles from the slurry to the froth by air bubbles is addressed.

However, sand dunes, basic forms of desert landscapes, have slope gradients that greatly influence the transportation of sand particles.

A critical stage in the story is the aeolian transportation of the particles which then form an airfall deposit.

This study developed a numerical model to simulate the pipe progression in a levee foundation by analyzing the inception and transportation of erodible particles from the soil fabric.

Transportation of these particles across model spacecraft indicated that an initial eccentric orbit, with periapsis and apoapsis corresponding to the low-altitude and geostationary orbit, slowly traverses the Earth's intense radiation belts.

Another mechanism is the transportation of clay particles pushed by numerous rising bubbles of degradation products and the associated convection flow in the melt from the interior of the sample toward the sample surface.