Sentence examples for better enclosures from inspiring English sources
The outcome of this research will help design better enclosures for animals in captivity, he explains.
A lot of the volunteers who were vilified in the media have actually taken the initiative and crowdfunded to help the government build better enclosures for the cats in these new facilities.
This implies that a partition of x into smaller boxes { x (1),⋯, x (m )} gives better enclosures of range(f; x ) through the union ∪ i = 1 m f (x (i ) ) as illustrated in Figure 4. Next we make the above statements precise in terms of the width and radius of a box x defined by wid x := x ¯ - x ¯ and rad x := (x ¯ - x ¯ )/2, respectively.
Commissioner Greg Cox, who voted for the project, said a bigger whale enclosure is better than the existing enclosure.
For a rectangular enclosure with a constant area, it is better to use wider enclosure than the square and thin one.
Based around standard bought-in items, it achieves cleanroom Class 10 000 (ISO Class 7) with local enclosures of better than Class 10 (ISO Class 4) air quality.
Common problems, for example, include an absence of fire doors, lockable gates at exits, buildings not designed to hold their load, inadequate fire stairs on exit routes, automatic fire alarms requiring upgrades, and the need for better support for, and enclosure of, electrical cables.
Velocity profiles are presented inside the enclosure for better understanding of the influence of the flow field on the thermal field.
The optimization is utilized to achieve a new battery enclosure structure with better static and dynamic performances.
But with a brighter projector, better cameras, and a smaller enclosure and some day we'll all feel like Wonder Woman on the highway.
Therefore masonry structural requirements are preserved at the same time that collaterally a better insulation of the buildings enclosure is achieved by reducing its thermal conductivity up to 25%.
