Sentence examples for imparted faster from inspiring English sources
Nano-ZnO imparted faster curing even in the presence of conventional filler, carbon black compared with reference ZnO.
In general and in agreement with the literature, for the cations, it appears that the shorter alkyl chain of [C2mim]Cl (cf. [C4mim]Cl) imparted faster dissolution and greater extent of saccharification.
The myosin heavy chain (MHC) IIB gene is selectively expressed in skeletal muscles, imparting fast contractile kinetics.
Due to the significant clutter Doppler spread that is imparted by a fast-moving space-based radar (SBR) platform (typically over 7 km/s) and the large footprints (of the order of kilometers) that result from space observation of the earth, detection of airborne and ground vehicles is a difficult problem.
In summary, substantial reinforcement and macroporosity were imparted to a moldable, fast-setting, biocompatible, and resorbable hydroxyapatite graft.
Canellakis kept the strings focused and together in the fairy music of the Overture, and in the "Italian" Symphony imparted plenty of driving, fast-paced vigor that turned fierce in the Saltarello finale.
In a relatively short time he has imparted his unmistakable defensive signature – body-mangling, fast-off-the-line in-your-face defence.
Some of the great life lessons that he imparted to family, friends and colleagues were that: "fast payers make good friends", "it's better to one putt than three", and of course, "drive for show but putt for dough".
The literature focussing on the turbulence in fast flowing tidal streams and of the unsteady loads that are subsequently imparted to rotors has previously been very limited.
The induced vortical flow, obtained due to an imposed rotation imparted on an axial annular flow, is utilized to improve the conversion and yield of diffusion controlled (fast) reactions.
"It can happen fast, and a whole lot sooner than you think". Indeed, some of the greatest lessons imparted to college graduates have revolved around loss and failure.
