Sentence examples for upward reaction from inspiring English sources

According to the results analysis, based on the Stokes' Law, both small particle size and counter-current of upward reaction medium and downward solids are responsible.

Considering the upper contact point A between the rolling core's top surface and the upper bearing plate's lower surface, an upward reaction R 1 is developed due to the downward structural weight W s. The reaction R 1 is decomposed into two components, normal and parallel-to-tangent at point A, referred to as F n 1 and F p 1, respectively.

In Deneckere and Davidson (1985) every merger is profitable, due to upward-sloping reaction functions.

Therefore subchondral bone plate migration including osteoplasia and remodeling reaction, upward or inward migration, might be a common phenomenon in osteochondral repairing process.

They provide direct information and reaction (upward communication), prevent misunderstandings, help people to accept changes and increase their commitment, and, last but not least, provide control and strengthen the leader's position.

Furthermore, the model accounts for the HPRB lifetime as a function of the oxidant consumption by reaction with upward vapors and its progressive dissolution and leaching by infiltrating water.

In these enzymes, the rate of FAD reduction is intimately linked to substrate binding, such that the presence of the hydroxylatable target greatly enhances the reaction rate, upward of 10-fold for PHBH.

First is the efficient removal of the water and carbon dioxide released during prograde devolatilization reactions by upward migration of the fluid along grain boundaries and through fractures.

The water released from the talc and lawsonite breakdown reactions migrates upward and hydrates a thin layer of mantle wedge on top of the slab.

Updated at 1.18pm BST 10.00am BST Treasury touts "balanced growth" across UK economy The UK Treasury sends this reaction to the upward revision to UK growth in the second quarter and they go for "rescue to recovery" again: This data confirms that the British economy is moving from rescue to recovery, supported by balanced growth across the economy.

Oil consumption grew much more slowly, partly as a result of the major U.S. recession of 1982 and sluggish growth in western Europe, and partly as a result of increased conservation measures, a reaction to the upward spiral of fuel prices in the 1970s.