Sentence examples for gain by adding from inspiring English sources

Since vodka is tasteless and most of its alcohol evaporates in cooking, what do you gain by adding vodka to a tomato sauce for pasta? A. The alcohol in the vodka enhances the flavor of the tomatoes.

Unlike AOL, which is obsessed with Internet access, Viacom has little to gain by adding cable distribution to its content-heavy empire.

There was no gain by adding TOF information in terms of CNR for concentrations higher than 2 to 3 MBq mL−1, except for infra-centimetric lesions.

Of course, the MIMO point-to-point system would be able to achieve similar system performance gain by adding transmit or receive antennas, but this would increase complexity.

It must be explained that an increase higher than 100%% associated to the maximum rate of hybridization of 50%% is possible because the facility changes operation point varying overall efficiency, i.e., application of hybridization means not only a gain by adding an additional energy source supply, but also because the facility works in a more efficient condition.

This is because the additional communication and scheduling overhead between host and devices overtake the performance gain by adding more computational resources for the limited computational tasks.

CBS, coming off a successful season, will seek to magnify its gains by adding eight new series next fall, more than any other major network.

But most of these costs are fixed, so big economies of scale can be gained by adding more shares or other financial products to a trading platform.

Whereas in Between Worlds, music and text were designed to fuse, here it was hard to see what was gained by adding another attractive nonlinear but non-essential element – especially at the expense of the all-important text.

2) Disability points (DP) The disability points were gained by adding points for disability days and disability score.

The largest improvement in the predictive power of the equal-energy index is gained by adding to it a linear term in the number of noise events.