Sentence examples for While additions from inspiring English sources
While additions of 2% nZVI and greater reached a minimum range of 4 7% Cr VI).
Braised brisket subs in for seared rib-eye, provolone for the typical Wiz or American cheese, while additions of horseradish mayo, hot peppers, roasted tomatoes and a fried egg are considered downright blasphemous.
The supply of ships is inelastic; it takes around two to three years between ordering a new vessel and its launch so the response to shifts in demand is slow and conditions can change while additions to the fleet are under construction.
Floating-point operations and multiplication/division, powering, and trigonometric calculations are counted per pixel, while additions and subtractions are not considered.
The theory of "diminishing marginal utility" also lends support to equalization policies, dictating that decreases to the wealth of a rich man cause less pain than similar decreases to a poor man, while additions to the wealth of the poor man bring happiness in a greater amount than they would to a rich man (1840, I, 103 9).
The addition of 2% and above nZVI exhibited a greater decrease to very reducing conditions, ∼−920 mV, while additions of 1% and below resembled values of the control.
Coverage levels are poor in some countries and have stagnated in others, while addition of new vaccines is an additional stressor.
Electro-catalytic performance increased with Pt content, while addition of Pd increased stability.
For instance, in LNS, multiplication, division, and exponential operations become as simple as addition or shift operations, while addition and subtraction become nonlinear functions to approximate.
Rhodamine 6G was added as a fluorescence marker while addition of the surfactant sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate (1 wt% with respect to the mass of styrene) ensured a stable emulsion.
Impeller tip speed changed the number density of inline CLD measurements while addition of water reduced the CLD of dry MCC, likely due to deagglomeration of primary particles.
