Sentence examples for favourable shape from inspiring English sources

The specifics characteristics of the proposed approach are: (a) integrated impact by application of n synchronized gear drives, (b) favourable shape of centrodes, and (c) observation of limits of pressure angle.

This way, binding site shapes with high probability in PTP1B, but low probability in TC-PTP can be discovered and the evidence can be used to select favourable shapes and interaction points for selective PTP1B inhibitors.

As such, industry organisations will perceive them as a business risk and will seek to manage them through political lobbying, legal manoeuvres, pre-emptive self-regulatory schemes, corporate social responsibility initiatives, stakeholder marketing [ 98], advertising, and other strategies for shaping favourable community perceptions.

Favourable habitat condition was predicted by presence of different types of grazing management, presence of woodland around patches of calcareous grassland and shape complexity.

The adsorption isotherm is assumed to exhibit a rectangular shape (highly favourable isotherm) which is commonly observed in systems of zeolites and carbon molecular sieves.

The ellipse also served as the design basis for the Spitfire's fin and tailplane assembly, once again exploiting the shape's favourable aerodynamic characteristics.

America would find itself getting sucked in at some point anyway, we thought, so it would be better to act while there was some possibility of shaping a favourable outcome.

During the action cycle phase, it is evaluated if the sequence and linkage of the intervention elements are implemented as planned, how employees, managers, and other stakeholders perceive the implementation process, and if the intervention successfully shapes a favourable discrete context for the appropriation phase.

The comparative analysis was used to establish, under the same conditions of global carrying capacity, a more favourable stress state in trapezoidal shape in comparison with the traditional rectangular cross section of the girder.

Men, who had grown up in a relatively more economically developed environment (i.e. Hong Kong) had a more male shape and less favourable lipids than men who had grown up in a pre-industrial environment (economically undeveloped Guangdong).

In contrast, women who had grown up in a relatively more economically developed environment had a more feminine shape and more favourable lipids than women who had grown up in a pre-industrial environment.