Sentence examples for under humid condition from inspiring English sources
Third, the critical impact velocity increases under humid condition.
Under humid condition, MgO rapidly locks CO2 in the form of MgCO3.
The selective capture of CO2 under humid condition for the commercial adsorbents has always been a great challenge.
The amine modified zeolite not only maintained but also significantly promoted the ability of CO2 capture under humid condition; therefore, it would be a promising solution for the commercial adsorbents to capture CO2 in the presence of water.
Remarkably, under humid condition (RH = 60%), the ozone conversion over Fe-MnOx kept 73% after 6 h reaction, while ozone conversion over pure MnO2 decreased to 50% within 1 h under the conditions of 100 ppm inlet ozone concentration and weight space velocity of 660 L g−1 h−1.
Catalytic testing results showed that the catalytic activities over these catalysts followed a descending order of 10% MnOx/HZSM-5-25 > 10% MnOx/HZSM-5-50 > 10% MnOx/HZSM-5-75, where 10% MnOx/HZSM-5-25 exhibithe the optimum catalytic activity and excellent catalytic durability under dry condition and good water-resistant ability under humid condition.
The developed YSZ-based sensor demonstrated good sensitivity and selectivity towards 50 ppb C3H6 even under humid conditions (relative humidity: RH ⋍ 32%).
Under humid conditions the seedlings grow rapidly, sending roots down along the trunk of the host tree.
Many of the most recent glacial deposits scarcely show the incipient soil development begun under humid conditions only a few thousand years ago.
In times past, toffee had to have been a cold-weather confection -- anything that was at risk of melting in the heat or not setting under humid conditions was automatically relegated to the winter kitchen.
Today, this form of land planation in association with alluvial aggradation in deserts, stream incision that establishes regional drainage networks and augments relief under humid conditions as described by Davis, and glacial scour and deposition as elucidated by Charpentier, Agassiz, and others stand as the three most widely established morphogenetic systems on Earth.
