Sentence examples for for its relaxation from inspiring English sources

Equations for velocity and pressure distribution within and around the surface subject to rounding and that for its relaxation to sphere are derived.

Indeed, on Thursday Mrs. Merkel singled out other countries in the region for their part in the fall of Communism, like Poland with the Solidarity movement and Hungary for its relaxation of border controls with Austria, allowing thousands of East Germans to emigrate to the West in the summer before the wall came down.

In the case of cold stress, nucleoid-associated proteins such as Gyrase A, IHF, and H-NS are suggested to be necessary for its relaxation [ 46- 48]; while for heat stress, only gyrase A has been described as being important.

Although the original optimization problem (20a) and (20b) is NP-hard, its relaxation for which are allowed to be continuous can be shown to be a convex programming problem by using Lemma 1.

The covalent nature of Al bonding is also responsible for its anomalous outward relaxation of {111} and {100} surfaces [16].

Gelatine was chosen for its properties such as relaxation time and elasticity in order to mimic the soft tissue of the knee.(Madsen et al. 1991).

First, the main characteristics of the construction process of timber gridshells are described and the basic theoretical concepts for its numerical simulation, through Dynamic Relaxation method, are introduced.

OS Landranger Map sheet 196 The Solent and Isle of Wight With its reputation for yachties, white-washed villages and one of Jimi Hendrix's last major performances, the Isle of Wight is a part of England often visited for its music festivals, or just relaxation.

Even Apple has a relaxation app for its Watch wearable, called Breathe.

The company additionally seeks to provide a comfortable atmosphere for its clients that promotes browsing, relaxation, and an enjoyable environment to spend extend time in.

The diastolic function (i.e., blood filling) of the left ventricle (LV) is determined by its capacity for relaxation, or the decay in residual active tension (AT) generated during systole, and its constitutive material properties, or myocardial stiffness.