Sentence examples for combination adopted from inspiring English sources

The propellant combination adopted consists of gaseous oxygen as oxidizer and high-density polyethylene as solid fuel.

In this work the authors present two innovative wheel profiles, specifically designed with the aim of improving the wear and stability behaviour of the standard ORE S1002 wheel profile matched with the UIC60 rail profile canted at 1/20 rad, which represents the wheel rail combination adopted in Italian railway line.

Perovskite itself is a natually occuring mineral, calcium titanium oxide, but lots of other elemental combinations adopt the same shape, and tinkering with the mix changes the frequency of the light the crystal absorbs best.Dr Snaith's perovskite is a particularly sophisticated one.

The combination regimen adopted by Boku et al (1999) used a combination of 70 mg m−2 of irinotecan on days 1 and 15 with 80 mg m−2 of cisplatin on day 1 every 4 weeks, with acceptable toxicity profiles.

Similarly, another one geometry-free phase combination is adopted to correct cycle slips on narrow lane (NL) signal.

When the fixed-point representation with combination is adopted, the performance is the same as that of the ideal case, that is, no error happens at the sink.

A trademark is any word, name, symbol, or device, or any combination thereof, adopted by a manufacturer or merchant to identify her goods and distinguish them from goods produced by others (15 U.S.C. §1127 19888)).

If the maximum of these six new likelihoods is higher than the original likelihood with parameters, then the new parameter combination is adopted.

A variety of HMMs were tested (e.g. PFAM, SUPFAM and iteratively constructed custom models; see Methods for details) and the most sensitive combination was adopted.

This combination was adopted after consultation of experts, taking into account the synergistic properties of AmBisome and miltefosine [ 6, 11] and has been used in another center with promising results [ 12].

As early as 1622, the Italian composer Salomone Rossi had begun to specify two violins and chittarone (a large lute) in his dance sets; and soon similar combinations were adopted generally.