Sentence examples for drawing enhanced from inspiring English sources
He had been transferred from prison in a bombproof vehicle accompanied by security officers, also wearing body armour and drawing enhanced danger pay.
In case of hard-drawn tubes, the development of tensile (circumferential or hoop) stress field at the outer surface area after cold drawing, enhances the propensity for stress corrosion cracking (SCC), especially under the presence of corrosive environment.
The development of architectural drawing in the nation led to the dissemination of knowledge on engineering drawing and enhanced the integration of different theories of drawing from both China and the West.
If attention is solely drawn to enhancing T cells while neglecting the potential "activation-induced inhibition", one may inadvertently blunt innate immunity against tumor.
We describe here a method for presenting results from different experiments as a directed graph constructed using an automated graph drawing program xneato, enhanced by a logic program designed to cluster data and aid in the generation of hypotheses about possible gene interactions.
DSC traces of the drawn specimens showed enhanced crystallization rates compared to that of the original amorphous specimens.
The high fibre compliance combined with a potential for modifying the fibre surface chemistry with cell adhesion molecules and the surface architecture by cold drawing to enhance proliferation of fibroblasts and myoblasts, recommends further investigation of gravity-spun PCL fibres for 3-D scaffold production in soft tissue engineering.
The drawing category here, enhanced by the variety of materials and approaches, has the greatest strength.
Experimental test and numerical simulation of rectangular cup drawing have greatly enhanced the engineering knowledge on its deformation characteristics.
A detailed proposal of the intended project and how it would be enhanced by drawing from the opportunities of two academic departments.
The cross-cultural relevance was enhanced by drawing from Willis' cross-cultural cognitive interviewing, a variant of standard cognitive interviewing [10].
