Sentence examples for continuously lowering from inspiring English sources
The flame blowoff equivalence ratio was experimentally determined by continuously lowering the fuel flow rates and determining the flame detachment point from the flame holder.
Volumes in a bulk industry, such as paper manufacturing, are huge, and there have been forecasts about the continuously lowering demand in the Western European markets, so new markets and growing Asian markets and routes interest the Nordic export industry substantially.
All the money raised is used to fund day trips that the assisted living's continuously lowering budget will not allow.
By continuously lowering and re-raising of the solution level, the lipid layer across the hole was gradually thinned out until a stable bilayer was formed.
As more sections are welded to the pipe end, the barge moves toward the oil or gas field, and the completed portion of the pipe is continuously lowered into the sea behind the barge.
Also, by flooding patent offices with applications for these defensive patents, you continuously lower the bar for obtaining patents making it easier for all players to secure protection for simplistic inventions.
This paralleling, however, is questioned when going to higher pressures, where hydrogen was predicted to continuously lower its melting curve and enter an ultra-cold quantum liquid1,12,13, whereas both experiments and theoretical calculations indicated a follow-up increase of the melting temperature for Li and Na.
Interestingly, the GB states S, MS2 and MS3 follow a similar trend in terms of the arrangement of B (B′) and A. The GB energies can be continuously lowered from MS3, MS2 to S as B units are turned into B′.
This gives the necessary closure and thus continuously lowers an important barrier for reconciliation.
When shear intensity was raised to 10 dyn/cm, however, it was continuously lowered in a 60-min observation period.
Recently, Bersinger and Odegard [ 31] have demonstrated that in IUGR, hPL is continuously lowered later in pregnancy.
