Sentence examples for conditions looking for from inspiring English sources
Desirability function was used to determine optimal reaction conditions, looking for a trade-off between the paper properties (color and elongation at break) and reaction advance.
To that end, scientists are breeding corals in special facilities that simulate different growing conditions, looking for varieties that are tolerant to higher temperatures, ultraviolet light (a problem since we created a hole in the ozone layer), and acidity, for example.
For the best conditions, look for resorts with aggressive snow-making.
"I was checking sizes, condition, looking for a signature," Mr. Studer recalls, "and making sure the art was properly measured".
For example: "Conditions looked difficult for the two teams, despite the groundsman's best efforts to clear the pitch before the game".
And I'm used to driving not only by looking at instruments, which I look at very closely, and looking at wind conditions and looking for puffs and all that.
The reduction of government subsidies to Western universities has created conditions for looking for alternative ways to generate income to offset the financial short fall.
This study uses a new approach, exergy analysis, to recognise the optimal conditions by looking for the combination of mean radiant temperature and room air temperature giving the lowest human body exergy consumption rate.
EU consumer authorities have been specifically looking into complaints about unfair terms and conditions, and looking for ways to tackle fraud and scams that mislead consumers when they are using the social networks — such as fake promotions to 'win a smartphone for €1' that also sign the user up to a hidden long term subscription for hundreds of euros.
A good doctor will distinguish between these conditions by looking for evidence of psychotic episodes: hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, mania, and the like.
Conditions look made for him, with the sun blazing down and a very short boundary on the town side of the ground.
