residence time in English

noun
1
the average length of time during which a substance, a portion of material, or an object is in a given location or condition, such as adsorption or suspension.
The residence time is the average time an element spends in the ocean before it is removed to the sediment.

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1. The method depends on obtaining an accurate estimate of stream residence time, or stream life.

2. The residence time distribution of continuous phase in a mixer - settler with double mixers has been investigated.

3. In this manner, the moisture absorption rate, residence time, and chamber size may also be optimized as desired.

4. Cycloalkane reactor residence time generally varies in inverse relation to reaction temperature, and typically is comprised between 30 and 1440 minutes

5. A sufficient gas residence time between the injection point and the dust collector is very important to obtain highly efficient absorption.

6. The residence time of the Colluvium is 100 000 years or more and the Colluvium evolves by soil formation and deep pedogenesis

7. The results are mainly determined by the sediment properties and residence time as well as the affected area decrease with increasing release depth.

8. Softwood fiber was heated at 200 to 500 °C to examine the effects of temperature and residence time on the oil and water adsorbencies of the fiber.

9. Bioadhesive microspheres can diffuse into the mucous gel layer because of the small size of the nanocarriers and show a prolonged gastric residence time (Vasir et al., 2003)

10. As a CRO we offer our clients primary and secondary Biophysical screening options for the determination of the residence time, mechanism of action, and kinetics, all of which are crucial for the therapeutic action of …

11. In the case of activated carbon used for potable water- and food-grade applications, an afterburner with a minimum heating temperature of 850 °C and a two-second residence time is sufficient (see Section 6.1).

12. In addition to the physicochemical parameters of the drug substances such as molecular weight, molecular geometry, degree of ionization, octanol/water partition coefficient, plasma protein binding, drug-melanin affinity, and acid/base status of the functional groups within the molecule, drug incorporation is thought to be limited by the surface area and the residence time in the hair bulb.