Sentence examples for better de from inspiring English sources
Having done so myself, I find that "better" — de Kooning's word — fits the experience.
Bond ratio (BR) was determined from the splat tests to correlate with DE. Results show that the 316L powder has a better DE than Fe; whereas the DE of 316L/Fe mixed powder increases with increasing the mixture feedstock Fe fraction.
"A typical 90's, early 2000s virus that was doing damage for damage's sake, it won't last a long time these days, because the detection and reaction times have gotten better," de Mello says.
Consumers "tend to use or not use an application to the extent they believe it will help them perform their job better" (de Boer, p. 320), thus consumers will not read (or pay attention to) a sustainability label unless they see the benefit of using it.
No nation has ever been a better de facto friend of the regime of the mullahs in Iran than the U.S. government under George W. Bush.
Subsequently, this study shows reason for and may give push-off to a prolonged child focused investment to build the necessary knowledge, therapeutic means, professional courage, and evaluation in the FPSs for a better de facto inclusion of children in cases with family violence.
Academy in Washington state puts focus on teaching recruits how to better de-escalate conflict situations.
Numerical examples show that the proposed EDF-SM exhibits a higher convergence rate and a better de-noising behavior than the other EDFs.
The ice adhesion strength test results show that F-PDMS coatings without silica nanoparticles have lower ice adhesion strength implying better de-icing performance.
At the aging temperature of >650 °C, the Cu-BEA-Nb catalyst showed better de-NOx performance than the other catalysts, because the Nb2O5 (Nb5+) of the aged Cu-BEA-Nb catalyst remained.
The improved translational invariant wavelet without threshold adjust factor is proposed to get a better de-noising performance for FBG sensor signal and overcome the drawbacks of soft or hard threshold wavelets.
