Sentence examples for greatly while the from inspiring English sources

With operating temperature increase, compressive stress in Al2O3 is increased greatly, while the stresses in foil, BNi2 and frame are increased slightly.

Compared with PA6CN, the notched impact strength of the alloys increased greatly while the alloys still maintained higher stiffness and strength than that of PA 6.

The results show that the discontinuity of both thermal expansion coefficient and Young's modulus affects the TSIFs greatly, while the discontinuity of thermal conductivity does not arouse obvious change of the TSIFs.

The segmented copolymer portion alone is found to increase the impact strength at room temperature greatly, while the low temperature impact strength can be markedly enhanced only when random copolymer coexists with the segmented copolymer.

Numerical results show that the mechanical properties and their first-order derivatives can affect mode I and II SIFs greatly, while the higher-order derivatives affect the SIFs very slightly.

The interaction integral method combined with the extended finite element method (XFEM) is used to investigate the influences of material continuity on the SIF and the EDIF and the results show that the material parameters and their first-order derivatives affect both the SIF and the EDIF greatly, while the higher-order derivatives affect both of them slightly.

The temperatures of the trailing, parallel-stream side rim walls were increased greatly, while those of the leading rim wall and the bottom changed relatively little when imposing a cross air flow.

"All of the new lads that have come in are helping us greatly, while at the same time getting on well with the rest of the squad.

Then, MS-BCS-SPL [17] (multi-scale BCS with smooth projection Landweber) explores BCS for different levels of a wavelet-decomposed image and consequently improves the performance of BCS greatly, while retaining the low computational burden.

Elizabeth therefore sought a Protestant solution that would not offend Catholics too greatly while addressing the desires of English Protestants; she would not tolerate the more radical Puritans though, who were pushing for far-reaching reforms.

In a 2015 survey of E.R. docs the American College of Emergency Physicians conducted, 28% of respondents, who were emergency room doctors, said the volume of patients using the E.R. increased greatly while 47% said the volume has gone up slightly.