Sentence examples for * sfc in from inspiring English sources

Each rule in this FLC has an SMC or an SFC in the consequent part.

In view of future emission specifications, the requirements for SFC in the forthcoming years are expected to become more stringent.

Therefore, the current ACI 318 requirement may hamper the use of SFC in structures with PC members made of high strength concrete.

The determination of solid fat content (SFC) in food based on pulsed low-resolution NMR is an internationally accepted procedure [1].

Two trials were conducted to evaluate the influence of fines on the feeding value of steam-flaked corn (SFC) in finishing diets for feedlot cattle.

A new strategy for exploiting SFC in the achiral arena has been designed, developed and successfully implemented in our Analytical Technologies laboratories, in support of Drug Discovery.

These results indicate that alleles from the cultivar gene pool are more prevalent in the SFC than in the FC populations, and that most individuals in the SFC populations have more alleles from the cultivar gene pool than alleles from the wild gene pool in their genome.

Adsorption equilibrium is of great importance for the preparative supercritical fluid chromatography (pre-SFC) in defining supercritical adsorption behavior and the industrial amplification.

It is obvious from chloride profiles that there is a noticeable improvement in reducing chloride concentration is seen in 27 days wet cured SFC sample in comparison with the other curing regimes, especially in early ages.

In southwestern Ethiopia coffee generally grown under a rather dense layer of indigenous trees (so called semi-forest coffee - SFC) often in patches embedded in an open agricultural landscape.

Clearly, rapid learning is associated with an increase in low-frequency SFC (particularly in the theta band, 4 8 Hz) during the intervals when the two stimuli are presented (0 300 ms and 1300 1600 ms. In contrast, SFC at higher frequency bands (alpha, beta, and gamma bands) was either unchanged or slightly decreased during the time course of learning.