Sentence examples for conventional regime from inspiring English sources

For example, Ebbinghaus argues that those, mainly quantitative studies, were often limited to countries that fitted well to conventional regime theories [130].

The stone dynamic behavior was studied at conventional regime ranged from 0.5 g to 1.5 g as often used in mass production.

These theoretical reflections have emerged from empirical research conducted for my Ph.D. on immigration policy-making in twenty-first century Morocco and Tunisia, two countries that challenge conventional regime classifications and their expected effects on immigration policy.

At constant process duration, it is shown that the layer thickness increases with the electrode gap distance in the soft regime, whereas it is almost constant in the conventional regime whatever the distance between the electrodes.

As the conventional regime analysis cannot be applied to determine the reaction kinetics in the chiral systems, first the mass transfer rate was measured during physical extraction to determine the location of the main resistance to mass transfer.

It was shown by simulations and by theoretical considerations that conventional regime analysis fails for reactive extraction in a number of regimes, because the conditions of an irreversible reaction and a negligible resistance to mass transfer in the non-reactive phase are generally not fulfilled in reactive extraction.

Although the performance of blended cement mortars was observed to be better under a conventional exposure regime, the damage in blended cement mortars was more severe under the exposure regimes that promoted the physical sulfate attack in a Na2SO4 environment.

The environmental impacts that are not well addressed or overlooked under conventional EIA regime are discussed herein.

Predator:prey ratios were significantly increased by the use of IGRs compared with both the untreated control and a conventional insecticide regime in most instances.

The experimental design included a conventional feeding regime with initial feeding from 3 days after hatching (DAH) as a control, delayed first feeding until 5 DAH, a first 3-d food deprivation from 12 to 15 DAH, and a second 3-d food deprivation from 33 to 36 DAH.

Since in these regimes the superlenses can operate slightly off resonance the performance, in regards to imaging fluorescent dye molecules, would be distinct from that in the conventional superlensing regime studied in e.g. [20].