Sentence examples for breakup result from inspiring English sources
In this work, we show that straight forward extensions of the existing techniques to solve 2-d population balance equations (PBEs) for particle breakup result in very high numerical dispersion, particularly in directions perpendicular to the direction of evolution of population.
That breakup resulted, in small part, from a lengthy and largely innocuous interview Cowan did with Golf Digest.
Their breakup resulted in a trail of heavily-publicized conflict, and this collaboration suggests that they have reached some kind of creative reconciliation.
This paper proposes that the evaporation typically causes tear film breakup, resulting in the LTA on the tear film.
Very recently, Galaris and coworkers pointed out that a pronounced lysosomal breakup results in a major release to the cytosol of low mass lysosomal iron that seemed to prevent the activation of caspase-9 within the apoptosome that is a complex of pro-caspase-9, cytochrome c and ATP.
This breakup event often resulted in the deposition of a residual "satellite" droplet on the surface of the lid.
Nor was the Soviet breakup the result of precision engineering; its dangers, similarly, were only briefly concealed.
The officials said such a breakup could result from a catastrophic mechanical failure or a midair explosion -- which, if true, could lead investigators back to a theory that terrorists were behind the crash.
Recorded in 2011 at an artists' retreat in Portugal in the wake of a breakup, the result was so exposing that Harris kept it in the can for three years, sarcastically dismissing it as her "adult contemporary" album.
That's why "Bachelor" shows are so tightly produced and the relationships subjected to such intense pressure: There's no guarantee that an on-camera breakup will result in a teary, amorous on-camera reunion two months later.
Breakups could result into a stronger person and discovery of a better relationship, eventually realizing how the ex-relationship was indeed unhealthy.
