Sentence examples for cycles that could from inspiring English sources
The present work is intended to fulfil this gap by including at least two alternative solutions of SCWR power cycles that could reheat the supercritical water in the reactor core to achieve a net mechanical power of 1200-MW.
The chapter then summarizes evolutionary trends in the reactor design, followed by a discussion of the advanced fuel cycles that could be employed in existing or future CANDU reactors, including LEU, recovered uranium, DUPIC, MOX, actinides and thorium.
The influence of projected higher drying rates and seasonal drying-wetting cycles (that could result from climate change) on crack pattern development is investigated to gain an understanding of progressive deterioration.
Thus, the QFT and other ways of soliciting questions as data could feed into learning analytics cycles that could make learning more reflective and supportive of meta-cognition.
In a pop landscape where a year is an eternity, her label was keen to release something between album cycles that could potentially expand her fanbase.
Such a strategy might decrease the likelihood of accumulation of intermediates produced in the biomass cycles that could inhibit growth, such as glyoxylate and glycine [8] [9], ensuring a smooth transition between these two metabolic modes.
It's possible now to see a virtuous cycle that could build the connectome.
Mostly, La Roja has endured great expectations and devastating letdowns, a cycle that could finally be broken as another World Cup approaches.
Customers would get their hands on a product only after it had gone through a lengthy cycle that could take years – enterprise software 1-2 years, new microprocessors 2-4 yeautomobilesbiles 3-5 yeaircraftcraft a decade.
Those who remained presumably would be older and sicker, and premiums in the ACA's insurance exchanges would rise significantly, leading even more people to drop coverage, a cycle that could eventually kill the exchanges.
Mr. Bloomberg has promised to veto the bill that outlines the standards, which the Council will override, Ms. Quinn said, setting in motion a cycle that could lead to court battles over its constitutionality.
