Sentence examples for first regimes from inspiring English sources

One of the first regimes to tackle weight loss for its own sake (to achieve an "ideal body" free from "undue thinness and fatness") was an 11th-century plan created by Avicenna, a Persian physician and philosopher, who advised the fat to eat only bulky food with little nutrition in it, and to get it out of the body as quickly as possible using exercise and laxatives.

The first regime is the periodic, weakly non-linear response.

Sink conditions apply in the first regime, when Ctot/CS < ∼ 0.1.

For the first regime, the water transport in the air layer is diffusion driven, in the second regime it is of a convective nature.

Both carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide can be formed in the first regime, but carbon monoxide can only be formed in the second regime.

The NOx and soot precursor emissions exhibit strong dependence on partial premixing and strain rate in the first regime and relatively weak dependence in the second regime.

The first regime assumes that the fluid interface is a graph with size restrictions on the slope of the interface.

In the first regime one salesman offered one piece of apple for a disc, while the other offered two.

In the first regime, small temperature variations have little effect on contrast.

For the first regime (L≲D), the sound levels decrease with increasing plate length.

In the first regime, no damage could be found on the surface of the films.