Sentence examples for because of a considerable from inspiring English sources
It was only later, and because of a considerable demand, that it was published by a commercial publisher, McGraw-Hill.
If that happens, it will be because of a considerable expenditure of time and resources on the part of the tribes and advocacy groups supporting them.
An interest toward zero frictional losses for small wind turbine is gaining popularity because of a considerable portion of the energy is lost due to friction in the ball bearing.
The results indicate that the unit has relatively high performance ratio because of a considerable fraction of the latent heat of condensation and the sensible heat of the warm condensate being successfully utilized three times to preheat and evaporate the feedstock.
They observed that the footing columns of shorter height attract more forces, because of a considerable increase in their stiffness, which in turn increased the shear and bending moment significantly.
Otherwise, because of a considerable solid solution of W in Ni (about 16 at%) at 950°C and the very low solid solubility of Ni in W (about 0.05at%) [24], W atoms may dissolve into Ni particles to form solid Ni-W alloyed particles, and it is easy to reach saturation.
Electrochemical charge/discharge profiles suggest that Li1.3Mn4/6Ni1/6Co1/6O2.4 electrode with low content of Li2O delivers a large initial discharge capacity which is about 305.3 mAh·g−1, and that the discharge capacities of Li1.3Mn4/6Ni1/6Co1/6O2.4 electrode change little at the first three cycles, because of that a considerable amount of spinel phase in electrode facilitating Li ions diffusion.
Although Method 4 performed very well, Methods 2 and 3 should not be neglected because for a considerable number of datasets the maximum objective function values were obtained by these methods.
The optimum percentage bias was found to be 13% bias, because it gives a symmetrical peak of a considerable height.
Collaboration between countries concerning water allocation is important for Kazakhstan, the problem of sharing is one of the priorities of foreign policy, specifically because a considerable portion of the country is located in the lower reaches of transboundary rivers.
Finally, he wrote to her in a tone that, for him, amounted to frothing rage: "I would like to remind you that it was because of me that a considerable number of very important paintings have been sold here in America, and that these sales have cost me a huge amount of work without earning me a dime".
