Sentence examples for whose decomposition from inspiring English sources

The thermal stability of intercalated 4-amino salicylic acid anions were enhanced remarkably compared to the pristine 4-amino sacidylic anionsnions whose decomposition occurs at 227°C.

The increase in mass loss in this stage resulted from the loading of DS, whose decomposition was reflected by the mass loss in 400 900 °C.

It should also be noted that the decomposition of samples 1 and 2 takes place endo-thermally as opposed to samples 3 and 4, whose decomposition proceeds with the release of the large amount of heat.

This increase in the mass loss is resulted from the loading of DS, whose decomposition is reflected by the mass loss in 400 900 °C and the exothermal peak at 642 °C.

Take any (x in R^{d + 2}), whose decomposition is x = zq + bar{z}bar{q} + y,quad z in C, zq + bar{z}bar{q} in T^{C},y in T^{S}.

The presence of soluble Ag(I) species as Ag(OH 2− is of paramount importance for the production of soluble Ag(OH 4−, whose decomposition time is shown to exceed 8 h.

The scientists said high nutrient levels in the water stimulate the growth of algae whose eventual decomposition depletes oxygen to the point that most marine life cannot survive.

As described in the previous section, the proposed algorithm focused working on the L × L SPSD matrix G = SSH, whose spectral decomposition is G = UΛUH.

For problems whose Cholesky Decomposition does not fit into memory we use the Conjugate Gradient Method together with ILUPACK [17] as a preconditioner (using the settings of Section 6.1).

Here a "computer experiment" has been performed on the pyrolysis of particles of that sewage sludge, whose thermal decomposition has been simplified to involve nine parallel, first-order reactions, which "cover" the 25 steps measured previously.

The stability of the resins appeared to be controlled by the reactivity of alkyl side groups, whose oxidative decomposition is favoured in the case of long ester groups, like the isobutyl and butyl ones.