Sentence examples for because of immersion from inspiring English sources

The sulfate resistance of Non-cem mortar is much higher than that of OPC (i.e., the reduction in compressive strength of Non-cem and OPC mortars were 12.6% and 14.1% respectively because of immersion in 5% magnesium sulfate solution after one month).

He said it was because of the feeling of immersion.

Of these, 1,215 (7%) were excluded because they had 'complicating conditions' at the start of care in labour that were considered to be contraindications to immersion in water; and 125 (<1%) were excluded because data on use of immersion in water was missing.

Because of the immersion schools, the Maori and Hawaiian languages are now comparatively healthy.

In the gay world, guys have shied away from me because of my immersion in American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture, a concept so unfamiliar to most.

Because of his immersion in the case, Graysmith loses his job and his wife Melanie (Chloë Sevigny) leaves him, taking their children with her.

As Raine Koskimaa suggests in his essay, "Cyborg and Posthuman," because of our "immersion" in new systems of communication and information transfer, our increasing reliance on technological biological enhancement, and altered construction of subjectivity, the question now is "in which sort of posthuman or cyborg constructions we partake".

The unpraised edges and margins matter too, because it's not ultimately a journey of immersion but emergence.  .

He's popular because he brings to roles an extraordinary intensity of immersion.

There's so many types of immersion, and it's strange because on one hand we think about immersion as being synthetic.

I knew exactly how much fun, because I felt it myself -- the fascination of immersion in an online realm, the comfort of a running conversation in bits and bytes, the feeling of being part of something.