Sentence examples for Previous grain from inspiring English sources

The proposed model was tested with a variety of binary and multicomponent aluminum alloys, and the predictions were compared with the experimental measurement results and previous grain size prediction models.

Taking memory as an example, Vasubandhu explains the metaphorical use of the notion of seeds in the mental stream as simply designating "the capacity for recollection to arise originating from experiential knowledge" just as, for instance, sprouts have the capacity "to produce a grain of rice from a previous grain of rice" (AKBh ad V 1d-2a).

In the P-GSTA method, a linear function with all significant granulometric parameters that are summed with different weighting factors was used to infer sediment-transport direction (sediment flux pattern); the previous grain-size trend analysis (GSTA) methods considered only three parameters (mean grain size, sorting, and skewness) with equal weighting.

Clodius also passed a law to expand the previous partial grain subsidy to a fully free grain dole for citizens.

The biological capacity of BSFL to convert the remaining energy from a previous process (grain residue) into a novel protein is demonstrated by emergetic indices, whose best values favor this new technology.

In the previous studies, grain size reduction is recognized as one of the most important mechanisms of shear localization in ductile regime (White et al. 1980; Precigout et al. 2007; Raimbourg et al. 2008; Platt and Behr 2011).

However, in most previous studies, grains were allocated at linearly-distributed positions without any theoretical models or foundations.

A previous study on grain morphology of wild species of Oryza (Kasem et al. 2010) reported comparable grain size and shape of wild Oryza to those of cultivated rice.

In contrast to most previous studies of grain growth dynamics, we relax self-similarity assumptions that strongly constrain the dynamics and statistics during microstructural evolution in polycrystalline materials.

Sisimondo uses Pierre Laszlo's new book Citrus: A History to demonstrate her point: Laszlo is a chemistry professor who is probably best known for his previous book, Salt: Grain of Life, and has now moved on to one of the next great essential staples, citrus.

The prediction analysis conducted in this study yielded levels of accuracy (correlation between phenotypes and predicted genomic values) that are consistent with previous reports for grain yield prediction accuracy using single- and multi-environment models (Burgueño et al. 2012).