Sentence examples for cascade manner from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cascade manner" is not a commonly used expression in written English
It could be used to refer to a specific type of movement or sequence, but it would be better to clarify what you mean when using it. For example, you could say, "The workers moved through the factory in a cascade manner, pausing briefly at each station."
Due to the recycling of initiator and performance in a cascade manner, this system is versatilely extended to logic operations, including the construction of concatenated logic circuits with a feedback function and a biocomputing keypad-lock security system.
Again, the overall expression pattern of these four molecules could be arranged in a cascade manner by their respective peak times: namely Flag-EBV Rta (24 48 h), immediate-early K-RTA and K-bZIP (48 72 h), and late glycoprotein K8.1 (72 96 h) (Figure 3B).
Patients were not excluded in a cascade manner, therefore some patients met more than one of the exclusion criteria.
In the course of lytic cycle of infection, PRV genes are expressed as other herpesviruses in a sequential cascade manner: immediate-early (IE), early (E) and late (L).
In this model, CXCL12 binds to the cell surface receptor, CXCR4, in a potentially autocrine and/or paracrine (MAPK cascade) manner, resulting in the activation of cell proliferation.
Furthermore, such a phenomenon would be induced in a cascade manner, causing VEGF-C expression to be increased in the secondary metastatic lymph node lesions, resulting in poor clinical prognosis in such cases.
We show that these variational inequalities can be solved exactly in a cascading manner.
They fail in a cascading manner, absorbing high amounts of energy during extended compression paths.
Floods and debris flows often occur in a cascading manner, and thus, calculating the amount of runoff accurately is important for predicting the occurrence of debris flows.
The recursive equations (6) and (7) are later utilized to show that the present multiple optimal stopping problem results in a cascading system of VIs that can be solved in a cascading manner from (i = M) to (i = 1).
Further optimization was achieved by dividing the drying time into a series of ramping steps for Tf, in a cascading manner (termed the cascading Tf cycle), to further shorten the cycle time.
