Due to the difficulties in temperature measuring of the molten pool region, the temperature distribution through numerical simulation was exerted as an indirect approach for estimating the size of the melt pool profile and HAZ region.
And while not as physically exerting as, say, sitting in a tollbooth and handing motorists their change, in its own way it's exhausting work.
It was a brazen show of the power and influence he exerts as a three-time world champion.
That he works on so many fronts prompts you to keep returning to see him, but sometimes the control he exerts as a composer and arranger is confining.
Natural daylight which includes directional sunlight, diffused skylight and reflected light can also exert as a perspective of energy conservation in buildings.
The ease with which we were able to produce a hypervirulent variant of the parent C. gattii strain, most notably for IN infection, by simply changing the growth substrate, underscored the crucial effect that natural habitat could exert as a modulator of innate virulence of a pathogen.
However, our results indicate that 8q24 translocation may exert as a molecular pathogenesis in non-lymphoid hematologic neoplasms.
Moreover, ROS also exert as a signaling factor mediated microglial activation induced by several proinflammatory mediators [ 12].
I am then often ashamed at how little influence we can exert as a huge economic power in the political field.
It could even be argued that, over the decades, Shaggy has exerted as great a cultural impact as Mr. Kasem has.
The people who created Google's search algorithms, or Facebook's content-recommendation sorcery, or the malevolently compulsive throb of iPhone push notifications — these people, whose names I do not know, have exerted as formative a pressure on my psyche as any writer.
