Sentence examples for common conversion from inspiring English sources

This is a common conversion practice, increasing headroom and opening up space for the huge TV and other features, like recessed storage bins.

Common conversion methods are based on Gaussian mixture modeling (GMM).

We have investigated the crustal architecture of the Borborema Province of NE Brazil by constructing common conversion point (CCP) receiver function stacks from teleseismic P-waveforms recorded at 64 seismic stations in the region.

These expressions are defined by examining the correlation between statistical parameters of datasets of concrete core strength, rebound hammer and ultrasonic pulse velocity test results using several correlation models that are based on common conversion models and on a generalization of the bi-objective approach.

The transition zone (660 410 km) structure inferred from the common conversion point stacks of receiver functions can be interpreted in terms of the absence of (a) thermal anomalies within and above the mantle transition zone (MTZ) (b) thin lithosphere or high temperatures in the uppermost mantle.

Consider a common conversion like a Chevy LS-1 and Ford 302 (5.0L) powered Mazda Miata.

The most common conversions have been from hybrid electric cars to plug-in hybrid, but due to the different technology used in hybrids by each carmaker, the easiest conversions are for 2004 2009 Toyota Prius and for the Ford Escape/Mercury Mariner Hybrid.

The most common conversions that are useful to know are: 160ºC - 325ºF.

The most common conversions that are useful to know are: It is very useful to have a general notion of the oven temperatures in both Celsius and Fahrenheit so that you can bake recipes from cookbooks that use either temperature.

An example of the PRFs at the common-conversion point "spot" 8 along the profile AA′ is shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 2a, b, c shows radial PRF bins for different cut-off frequencies, along a backazimuthal sweep.

This biomass is problematic in common energy conversion techniques, e.g. biogas conversion or combustion, because of its chemical composition.