Sentence examples for collapsing conditions from inspiring English sources
No differences in BOLD response were found between groups when collapsing conditions.
Right now, the collapsing condition of the American and global economies has my attention.
PNIPMAm microgels with 2% mol acrylic acid (AAc) were cross-linked with 2% mol N, O-dimethacryloyl hydroxylamine (DMHA), which is susceptible to base hydrolysis at pH > 5. Microgels were eroded under swollen and collapsed conditions to compare effects of swelling.
As the leader of the now underground Solidarity movement, Wałęsa was subjected to constant harassment until collapsing economic conditions and a new wave of labour unrest in 1988 forced Poland's government to negotiate with him and other Solidarity leaders.
Before the statistical analysis, these time bins were determined by collapsing all conditions together.
Voxelwise between-subjects random effects were statistically evaluated in two ways: (1) based on the mean responses across all four music conditions, and (2) for consonant and dissonant music conditions (collapsing slow and fast conditions), separately.
Results show overall that the approaches of linear static and dynamic analyses would have produced progressive collapse conditions.
The models had been previously tested to incipient collapse conditions under the critical design load case so were severely damaged prior to repair/strengthening.
The procedure that reduces only elastic moduli at high stressed elements of a structural model is found to be the most convenient strategy to estimate collapse conditions.
This procedure can be used to estimate approximations of both load redistribution in collapse conditions and failure modes when assuming different lateral load patterns along with gravity loads.
We present a new in vitro cell culture system (Venous Flow Simulator) that simulates blood flow and vessel collapse conditions during EPC, and we examine the influence of these factors on endothelial cell (EC) fibrinolytic activity and vasomotor function.
