Sentence examples for extent of a developed from inspiring English sources

An analysis of a structural damage extent of a developed electrically conductive CFRP composite exposed to the high-current electrical discharges simulating lightning strikes was conducted in order to evaluate its ability of carrying on lightning electrical current and its damage resistance during lightning events.

This paper uses C-factor as a tool for investigation of the performance of a heat exchanger due to fouling which consequently gives information regarding the extent of fouling developed on the heat transfer surfaces.

Table 4reports the volume fraction of rubber (V r) in each of the cured nanocomposite samples along with that of the virgin EVA elastomer.V ris considered as a measure of the crosslink density of the sample which in turn represents the extent of interaction developed between the reinforcement and the matrix.

However, this outcome could never be achieved by tactical voting and would require broadly progressive parties to cooperate to the extent of developing a common minimal programme enabling selected seats to be contested under the banner of a progressive alliance.

Even at Naples, where the gardens of Poggio Reale had astonished the invading French in the late 15th century, a vast layout inspired by the axial extent of Versailles was developed at Caserta, and, as far away as Peter the Great's Peterhof in Russia, a pseudo-Versailles was laid out by the French gardener Jean-Baptiste-Alexandre Le Blond.

The characteristics of these measures are classified by the extent of the negative externalities that a developed country cares to address when it emits CO2.

Also, the extent of the newly developed metastatic burden was greater in patients with ≥5 CTCs/7.5 ml compared with those with <5 CTCs/7.5 ml [ 6].

In order to assess the extent of heart hypertrophy developed by the injection of MCT, ventricles wet to dry weight ratio as well as ventricles to body weight ratio were determined (Table 1).

The total number and distribution of interneurons was assessed throughout the rostral caudal extent of the developing cortex.

Thus, removal of all 3 Robo receptors appears to result in a marked decrease in the total number of interneurons throughout the rostral caudal extent of the developing cortex.

Townsend documents the extent of reform by developing a typology for comparing the fiscal, monetary, exchange rate and overall macroeconomic policy stance of African countries, in order to aid the comparison of the efficacy of reforms across countries.