Sentence examples for considerable collapse of the from inspiring English sources
It is further found that the effective Mach number, corresponding to a slightly modified average flow profile, can be used to achieve a considerable collapse of the impedance spectra educed at different Mach numbers.
Like other drought events, these were similarly observed to have led to considerable collapse of livestock herds and caused food shortages as well as famine in the sub-region (Gray et al. 2003).
Direct evaporation of the liquid from a wet gel can lead to considerable shrinkage and even collapse of the network structure of the hydrogel due to the high surface tension or capillary pressure generated during the drying processes.
We note that Lim et al (2007) found considerable collapse at a bulk concentration of 0.1 pM Impβ, several orders of magnitude below the affinity of Nup153 for Impβ (∼10 nM) and the total cellular NTR concentration (∼10 μM).
The reviews paid particular attention to the systematic presentation of the theory of civil law, which also impressed itself on the teaching of law in the newly independent states of South America, where property rights were a matter of considerable importance in the aftermath of the collapse of the Spanish and Portuguese empires.
Mr. Roy said that the collapse of the telecommunications equipment market had generated considerable interest within the industry, whatever the problems.
The current constitution, introduced in 1975 following the collapse of the 1967 74 military dictatorship, initially gave considerable powers to the president, but revisions to the constitution in 1986 made presidential powers largely ceremonial.
Due to the collapse of the pores the mesh showed a considerable elongation with a narrowing in width leading to roping and curling of the textile.
The rail franchise programme is still faced with "considerable uncertainty and volatility", despite the Department of Transport improving its management after the collapse of the InterCity West Coast competition.
Considerable subsidence and slippage on the ridge occurred between 1898 and 1923, causing a collapse of the southern curtain wall.
The global collapse occurred mostly because of considerable lateral movement of the columns, while the local collapse occurred because of collapse of the beams.
