Sentence examples for existing in the case of from inspiring English sources

Its two parameters are suitable for representing two se situations existing in the case of unmixed feed, namely, imperfect mixing of the feed and partial segregation of the reacting mixture.

An interesting aspect of the bivariate and multivariate versions of the generalized Waring distribution is that their marginal distributions (conditional and unconditional) as well as their convolution are of the same form (UGWD's), properties that exhibit a symmetry analogous to that existing in the case of the multivariate normal distribution.

However, while existing in the case of T. evansi, it is not clear why IgM-mediated phagocytosis would be more efficient and protective than IgG-mediated phagocytosis of opsonised trypanosomes, which is classically reported [ 191].

Computations are presented that were designed to model the conditions existing in two specific cases of large Leonid meteors for which we had photographs showing the evolution of the double trails.

He emphasized his own background as an engineer and entrepreneur and compared it with that of Whitman, who worked at established firms and took over an existing one in the case of eBay.

Fourth, crystal growth may proceed on the already existing crystals in the case of conductive pits.

Several experiments are conducted, which prove the proposed method is more effective than the existing one in the case of detecting multi-stationary human subjects.

In the case of CIF, the gains of the proposed framework over the existing ones in the case of GOP = 9 are somewhat larger than those in the case of GOP = 15.

This parametric study result partly differs from the result of an existing study: in the case of RC columns strengthened by steel jacketing, thick and/or dense battens are much more effective than large steel angles for load-carrying capacity (Khalifa and Al-Tersawy 2014).

The preoperative radiographic analysis included classification of bone defects using the Paprosky classification, measurement of the abduction angle of the existing cup (in the case of revisions), and the position of the existing cup (in the case of revisions).

Behind the cliche, though, lurked a more interesting assertion: that "common sense" could be sensibly applied via existing laws, even in the case of a technology which didn't exist when those laws were written.