The latter consisted of a pre-reforming unit in which the liquid fuel underwent a catalytic cracking in mild conditions; subsequently, the resulting gas mixture made of light hydrocarbons was mixed with steam and fed into a steam reformer inside the MCFC stack vessel, where conversion to syngas occurred.
Second, although blood flow velocity measurements from Doppler signals are robust, determination of the cross-sectional area of the vessel for subsequent conversion to absolute flow remains problematic [ 25].
Europa was one of several vessels selected for conversion into auxiliary aircraft carriers.
Seydlitz was among the vessels chosen for conversion into auxiliary aircraft carriers.
Since hypoxia clearly increases continuously with increasing distance from blood vessels, such a conversion of hypoxia marker intensity levels to binary images results in the loss of potentially important information regarding intermediate regions of hypoxia.
The data in tg44 mice supported our previous suggestion of a role for brain ISF in moving small diffusible PrPres oligomers to blood vessels where further conversion of new PrPres might be promoted by the presence of scaffolding molecules in basement membranes [ 31].
The plant system incorporates salient design simplification including conventional steel reactor pressure vessel, non-intercooled power conversion cycle, horizontal single-shaft turbomachine, and distributed modular maintenance of the overall plant.
Several vessels were selected for conversion, including the incomplete heavy cruiser Seydlitz and several passenger liners.
The armament on Shinano was quite different from that of her sister vessels due to her conversion.
Gladwin (1984) developed a three-component strain meter based on the principle of measuring changes in the diameter of a cylindrical vessel by using a capacitance conversion sensor.
The repair of injured vessels most frequently required the conversion of laparoscopy to laparotomy.
