Sentence examples for improving the cohesion from inspiring English sources

Given the role that grouting played in improving the strength of surrounding rock, so simulation grouting was realized by improving the cohesion force and friction angle of surrounding rock.

The first one consists in the application of nano-TiO2 dispersions after a pre-treatment with a surface consolidant (tetraethyl orthosilicate, TEOS), aiming at slightly improving the cohesion of the crystalline matrix, without changing the partial hydrophilic character of the marble surface; the second one consists in the application of hydrophobic nanocomposites [19].

Improving the cohesion (in the presentation) of the different experiments would strengthen the manuscript.

Email: [email protected] About the SACB Established in December 1993, at the 4th Coordination Meeting on Humanitarian Assistance for Somalia, the SACB is the platform for coordination of international aid to Somalia and provides a framework for the development of common approaches, notably with a view to improving the cohesion and efficiency of resources allocated.

Film adhesive rolled into the cavity significantly improved the cohesion of the web and skin and strengthened the structure.

This decline in activity has been correlated with the presence of cationic impurities (Si4+, Na+ for glass and Cr3+, Fe3+ for stainless steel) in the titania layer as a consequence of the thermal treatment necessary to improve the cohesion of the titania layer and its adhesion onto the support.

Similarly, Scc4-LacI production improved the cohesion of wild-type CEN4.

In our previous studies, we were able to demonstrate that the addition of gelatine and soybean extracts considerably improved the cohesion and injectability of the cement paste, and that the final porosity, pore interconnectivity and pore size could be modulated by the gelatine and soybean extract concentrations [7,21].

Improving the visibility of cohesion policy is therefore a salient issue for the EU.

With appropriate trading rules and institutional arrangements, the loss and gain of habitat could be governed to improve the spatial cohesion and size of ecological networks and the capacity of landscapes to support biodiversity.

We therefore propose to improve the lexical cohesion measure at the core of one of the best text segmentation method [28] to accommodate for confidence measures and to account for semantic relations other than the mere word repetitions (e.g., the semantic proximity between the words "car" and "drive") to compensate for the limited number of repetitions in certain genres.