Sentence examples for combinations of interest from inspiring English sources

Fracture mechanics is proposed as a suitable scheme to study and quantify ESC, with the aim being to obtain characterising data for different polymer-fluid combinations of interest, as well as to develop a reliable fracture mechanics test protocol.

A range of parameter combinations of interest in cooled liner practice is covered, including combinations of variations in inlet Reynolds number of cooling air passages, the amplitude, and hole fraction of the liner.

Users compete for testbed resources by submitting bids which specify resource combinations of interest in space/time (e.g., "any 32 motes motes for 8 hours anytime in the next three days") along with a maximum value amount the user is willing to pay.

However, for the propellant combinations of interest, between 72% and 88% of the vehicle's propellant is oxidizer, and therefore the lion's share of the benefit of aerial propellant transfer can be achieved by transferring oxidizer alone, with all fuel loaded on the ground.

The credit card company gives offers with different combinations of interest rates and fees with different promotion durations.

Systematic literature searches with the goal of identifying all clinical headache studies for the active ingredients or active ingredient combinations of interest were conducted using MEDLINE and the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials.

At the meeting, there were unusual combinations of interests, with companies that build nuclear power plants eager to jump into the climate fight because nuclear power produces electricity without emitting greenhouse gases.

The academic and avocational pursuits of the faculty often reveal curious and unsuspected combinations of interests.

Spiders evoke a combination of interest, horror, and curiosity in people of all ages.

The jobs data underscored the difficulty of the task facing policy makers who are trying to revive the economy through a combination of interest rate reductions, tax cuts and government spending.

He said that "growth should gradually recover" in response to the combination of interest rate reductions, the tax cut that Congress is about to send to President Bush and a likely decline in energy prices.