Sentence examples for Meaningful quantities from inspiring English sources
In this paper we aim at controlling physically meaningful quantities with emphasis on environmental applications.
He said he does not believe the navy will ever get "any meaningful quantities of cost-competitive biofuels".
"They're unlikely to be leaching out" in meaningful quantities, he said, adding that the greater danger is probably to the environment, once mattresses end up in landfills.
This strategy enables the study of self-assembly in confined domains and enables the computation of physically meaningful quantities at the domain interface.
Institutional bondholders such as pension funds and insurers have refused to buy unsecured European bank debt in any meaningful quantities since early summer, and balk entirely at durations longer than two years.
Especially in linear materials, the absolute magnitude of the field is useless; the only meaningful quantities are dimensionless ratios like the fractional transmission (the transmitted power relative to the transmitted power in some reference calculation).
Safe to say that this is the first year that we'll be selling anything more than Lucky Badger ball caps in any meaningful quantity".
Scientists at DuPont have genetically modified a yeast to produce a long-chain omega-3 fatty acid, essential to human health and previously available in meaningful quantity only from marine sources.
Apple said in recent court documents that GT failed to produce "any meaningful quantity of useable sapphire". GT's bankruptcy filing provides clues as to why the company was unable to deliver.
It is well known that in case of repeated eigenvalues, the meaningful quantity is not the two individual mode shapes, but rather the subspace defined by the two mode shapes.
For this purpose, a simple model based on the notion of burning velocity Ut as a physically meaningful quantity defined by mixture and turbulence characteristics is used to simulate statistically stationary two-dimensional V-shaped and Bunsen flames.
