Sentence examples for casting interval from inspiring English sources

Objective: To compare the improvement and complication rate between a technique using a short casting interval and a more conventional changing interval.

Before the casting, different intervals of sonication and stirring take place to ensure a well dispersion, provided that sonication does not result in deterioration of the polymer (something very important when high flux polymers such as PIM-1 are used in the manufacture of the composite).

At the shoreline, there were fishermen, dozens of them, standing at ten-yard intervals and casting long spinning rods into the metallic throb of the sea.

The former world champion Williams kept pace with O'Sullivan early on before being cast aside after the interval as the title favourite completed a 6-2 victory.

Short changing intervals in serial casting provide improvements in ROM comparable with conventional changing intervals, and result in fewer complications.

The only way a hydrographer could chart the seabed before underwater echo sounding and television became available was to cast overboard at intervals a sounding line with a lead weight at the end and measure the length of the line paid out when the weight hit the bottom.

A commonly preferred method is manipulation and application of a plaster cast at weekly intervals [ 8].

The method error was calculated from the double determinations of 12 randomly selected dental casts, re-measured after an interval of 1 week, using Dahlberg's formula.

For the 361 people who replied that they had already cast their ballots, the credibility interval was 10 points.

They found that functionality was improved at the 3-month interval when such a cast was used, but that all treatments (Aircast brace, Bledsoe boot, or 10-day below-knee cast and double-layer tubular compression bandage) were equally effective at the 9-month interval [7, 9, 10].

These values become almost constant after the time interval assumed for the deck casting (104 days).