Sentence examples for cohesion I from inspiring English sources

However, some candidates of several kilometers in size require unusually high cohesion (i.e., a few thousands of Pa).

The present study examined associations between individual differences and comprehension capabilities of secondary school children when reading texts about science topics of varying levels of cohesion (i.e. low versus high cohesion).

We opted to use data from the last OpenStack releases (Grizzly, Havana and Icehouse) because of higher project maturity and a steady diminution of group cohesion (i.e., tendency for subgrouping) as "plotted" in Fig. 12.

It is also found that interface orientation should have an important effect on interface cohesion, i.e., the W(110)–TiC(100) interfaces are not only energetically more favorable with lower interface energies, but also possess higher interface strength than the corresponding W(100)–TiC(100) interfaces, suggesting that the W(110)–TiC(100) interfaces should be more preferred in actual applications.

Capillarity can be briefly explained by considering the effects of two opposing forces: adhesion, i.e., the attractive (or repulsive) force between the molecules of the liquid and those of the container; and cohesion, i.e., the attractive force between the molecules of the liquid.

The part-time students also scored more highly on cohesion, i.e. the students felt they were members of a distinct group with clearly defined responsibilities.

While the cohesion c i provides an estimation of the effectiveness of the ranked list τ i, the weights w x and w y are computed based on the position of images in the ranked lists.

Therefore, for representing the maximum confidence, we consider both the positions τ ki (x)=τ ki (y)=1 and the cohesion c i =1.

The weight w r is computed in line 7 as a product of three factors: the cohesion c i, and the partial weights w x and w y.

Figure 4 shows the effects of varying the values of c r on the FOS of the slope with different values of effective soil cohesion, c′, i.e. 1, 5, 10 and 20 kPa, while the other parameters are held constant at: γ = 20 kN/m3; (phi^{prime }) = 25°; and h r  = 1 m.

To evaluate the biological relevance of PAGs, we developed three PAG cohesion measures, i.e. Cohesion by Interaction enrichment (CoI), Cohesion by Triangle enrichment (CoT) and CoCo.