Sentence examples for conditioning elements from inspiring English sources

The free-surface characteristics of liquid sheets issuing from unblocked and partially blocked (2.5% of total area) but otherwise identical flow conditioners were compared to investigate the robustness of flow conditioning elements over long operation times.

"This camp will have a strong focus on rugby whilst retaining the skills and conditioning elements of our first visit to Spala.

LLL application as a conditioning element with depositing a lithium film on the walls (litization) has resulted in radiation losses, plasma contamination and D2 recycling reduction.

The Member States have been the main impediment and conditioning element in their fate regarding education policy.

Pavlovian delay conditioning engages elements of the procedural memory system.

The air-conditioning system contains elements that cleanse the circulating air.

Thus the existence of zarceras in underground cellars improves the overall hygrothermal behaviour, providing suitable conditions for maturing wine without air conditioning systems, an advisable element in the building of new underground wine cellars.

Inside, you'll find high ceilings that predate air conditioning and traditional architectural elements like tin plating and crown moldings.

In particular, the Supreme Court affirmed the trial court's conclusion that the controller satisfied the ab initio element by conditioning the transaction on MFW's dual protections in "the Follow-up Letter [sent] just over two weeks after [it] first proposed the Merger, before the Special Committee ever convened and before any negotiations ever took place". Id. at 764.

The group-based training intervention involved elements of aerobic conditioning (e.g. Nordic walking and aerobics), light strength conditioning (primarily using light weights and high number of repetitions), stretching, and games.

The relevant elements of peritoneal conditioning identified by 247 respondents were temperature, gas environment, and the type of irrigation fluid (Fig. 4).