Sentence examples similar to an effective grinding from inspiring English sources
The results obtained in this study can be used as a reference to choose more effective grinding parameters for a required surface finishing when fabricating austenitic stainless steel components.
Under these conditions, the effective grinding energy was 0.32 kW h/kgLFP.
We applied a Taguchi experimental design to assess the effect of LFP loading (0.20 0.30), yttria-stabilized zirconia media (YSZ) size (0.3 0.5 mm), surfactant-to-LFP mass ratio (0 0.008), and mill rotation rate (40 80 Hz) on specific throughput and effective grinding energy.
A higher machining power increases the grinding temperature, while the grinding lubrication has an effective cooling effect.
It arguably doesn't help that Ben Olsen's utilitarian team are not the easiest on the eye – even if for a long stretch of last year, his mix of veteran guile and younger, hardworking midfielders, was very effective in grinding out results.
Also, the ultrasonic method was found more effective than grinding by porcelain mortar to extract the intracellular enzymes.
There's an infectious, romantic sentimentality about the tune of Goodbye Goebbels that makes the song all the more unsettling, while Satisified sets its grimness to a weirdly effective cocktail of grinding synthesised bass, Casio keyboard drums and twanging guitar line, midway between the riff of Depeche Mode's Personal Jesus and John Barry's perky theme tune to Juke Box Jury.
In a typical grinding procedure for an effective incorporation of metals into channel of mesoporous materials, 1.2076 g of FeCl3·6H2O and 0.75 g of synthesized MCM-48 were taken in a mortar and ground well at room temperature.
Bringing the shark into the shallows to "ground it" can be an effective way of tiring out the shark and giving it less opportunity to dive.
Do not feel that the shot has to leave the ground; it can be effective to ground the ball away from the goalie.
