Sentence examples for very low space from inspiring English sources

Selectivities close to equilibrium composition were obtained in most cases except at the very low space times.

However, they present a crucial drawback which limits their application in portable devices: they only work under very low space velocities.

With a view towards creating an operationally zero energy house, an optimisation case with a very low space energy requirement is selected and a photovoltaic system is sized to cover the remaining household electricity consumption over the course of a year.

To critically investigate what dynamic shading can and cannot do compared to permanent alternatives in buildings with very low space-heating demand, this study mapped and compared energy, daylighting and thermal comfort for various combinations of window size and glazing properties, with and without dynamic shading.

Erika DeBenedictis, an 18-year-old from Albuquerque, New Mexico, won first place for a study of very low energy space travel.

The L58/64 engine was the first engine design that features a connecting rod with a joint in the upper part of its shaft, resulting in very low overhead space required for piston removal, with no need to open the crankpin bearing when pulling the piston.

For very low dead spaces (VD/VT≈0) the alveolar-based mean dilution numbers are equal the moment ratios (AMDN1 = M1/M0, AMDN2 = M2/M0).

However, adequate visualization and perception is still limited to a very low-dimensional space [33].

The ceiling was very low, and the space between the lower berths was barely wide enough for one person to stand up in, let alone four passengers struggling with severe altitude sickness.

Very low initial growing space was presumably one of the main reasons for low survival, unfavourable growth and quality development of oaks in nest plantings.

Moreover, these proteins are frequently i) toxic when expressed into established heterologous systems (bacteria, yeast, insect cells, mammalian cells, xenopus oocytes) ii) expressed at a very low level in space-limited membranous environment and iii) often mis- or unfolded when expressed.