Sentence examples for be kept at much from inspiring English sources

A surprising scale effect related to the ratio of widths of SS and SM interfaces is found: it suppresses barrierless IMs but allows IMs to be kept at much lower temperatures even for kE<2.

Various types of IM are found: (i) continuous and reversible premelting and melting; (ii) jump-like barrierless transformation to IMs, which can be kept at much lower temperature even for kE<2; (iii) unstable IMs, i.e. a critical nucleus between the SS interface and the IM.

They are not servants but soldiers fighting a perpetual battle in a place they view as less a community than a militarized zone in which order must be kept at all costs -- not so much to keep the zone safe but to assure the real communities elsewhere that the police are doing their job.

The globular ice cream needs to be kept at minus-40 degrees Fahrenheit, a temperature much lower than regular ice cream requires, which is why you cannot find it at grocery stores, where freezers are generally kept at higher temperatures.

The substrate is kept at a much lower temperature as compared to evaporation temperature.

She has been kept at home much of the time caring for her chronically ill husband, but here she is, looking not at all haggard, in her bright lipstick and even brighter smile.

The press has been kept at a distance much of the time.

There are three different types of cooling indicated, all meant to ensure that the metal is kept at a temperature much lower than that of the combustor exit flow in which the turbine blade operates.

The wine is kept at this temperature until much of the tartaric acid has crystallized and precipitated out of the wine.

Right now too much production is kept at home because of domestic pressure and a perception that quality control will be better, and companies are pricing themselves out of the market.

Their lifestyles were imagined rather than paraded for the media, only few would speak out in support of injustices or charitable causes and we were kept at arms length from knowing too much what went on behind closed doors.