Sentence examples for for the externally from inspiring English sources
A specially designed tubular batch reactor was used for the externally heated atmospheric pressure pyrolysis.
Textile-reinforced mortars (TRM) have recently received significant attention for the externally bonded reinforcement (EBR) of masonry and reinforced concrete structures.
The performance of FRP-to-parent material bonded joints for the Externally Bonded Reinforcement (EBR) technique is numerically modelled with the PFC2D software which is based on the Distinct Element Method (DEM).
Steel Reinforced Polymer (SRP) systems, consisting of Ultra High Tensile Strength Steel cords and epoxy resin, are emerging as an effective and cost efficient solution for the externally bonded strengthening of structures.
By comparison, the lift-off forces and hold-down forces required for the externally and internally cooled annular fuels (13 × 13 and 12 × 12 arrays) are several times larger than that of the referenced solid fuel (17 × 17 array).
When concrete cover has not the bond and strength requisites to guarantee a strengthening effectiveness for the Externally Bonded and Near Surface Mounted techniques, ETS strategy can be a competitive alternative since it mobilizes the beam's concrete core which is, generally, free of damage.
Specifically, for either of the externally labeled TMV samples, maximum FI was reached upon attachment of 165 sCy5 dyes to either tyrosine or lysine side chains.
We used PROC GENMOD (version 9.2; SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA) to perform Poisson models with a log link and offsets for the log of the externally standardized incidence rate for each cancer outcome.
This paper analyzes axisymmetric inflation for large values of the externally applied gas pressure that result in full attachment of the meniscus to a confining mold surface.
To create tumor spheroids for the externally-applied compression experiments, we used the hanging droplet method.
Keep an eye out for the externally-oriented enemies of this meditation: envy, ill-will, wishing for others not to have success, or regret that they have had success.
