Sentence examples for which mixture from inspiring English sources

After doing some tests to find which mixture of solvents would best remove this layer, she set to work with a cotton wool swab.

However, in practice, there is no way to decide which mixture the observed speech vector y belongs to.

In chemical sensing systems, the cantilevers are housed in a gas chamber with inlet and outlet valves through which mixture of gas samples are pumped for detection.

Particularly, it allows to focus attention and efforts on those cases for which mixture effects are of potential concern, and it initially uses only the available toxicity information of the individual components for this purpose.

Combine application of silt+perlite+leaf manure (T8) in equal proportion increased the chlorophyll contents in leaves 51.59 SPAD while treatment comparison, T4 and T5 in which mixture of silt with perlite and compost was almost same in chlorophyll increment which was 42.07 and 42.88 SPAD value.

Fracking pumps millions of gallons of water, sand, and chemicals under high pressure into a horizontally-drilled well bore, which mixture fractures rock a mile or more under the surface and maximizes the amount of oil or gas that can be recovered from said well.

Shortly after his return, he studied, for the Society for Preventing Accidents in Coal Mines, the conditions under which mixtures of firedamp and air explode.

This problem belongs to a well-known class of blind source separation (BSS) problems, in which mixtures of recordings need to be separated with very little information about the underlying mixing process.

In a reexamination of their original data, Ye et al. identified 63 samples in which mixtures may be present and removed these from their dataset [79].

Assessing multipollutant exposure will be aided by the ability to distinguish which mixtures or parts of mixtures are most closely associated with particular health outcomes, rather than assessing exposure to all possible mixtures.

In particular, the emphasis is on examining three fundamental and interrelated questions that must be addressed as part of the process to assess cumulative risk: a) Which mixtures are most important from a public health perspective?