Sentence examples for in addition to the external from inspiring English sources
Sandberg just encourages women to work with what we have in the here and now: In addition to the external barriers erected by society, women are also hindered by barriers that exist within ourselves.
In addition to the external magnetic field, radio frequency pulses were applied to cause spin states to "flip," thereby creating superimposed parallel and antiparallel states.
However, the measured magnetic disturbance also has internal (induced) sources, in addition to the external currents.
The model considers the AC losses in the superconducting phases in addition to the external thermal load, as well as pressure losses in the coolant flow.
All these features of NTs 15 nm may generate an "internal" streaming current within the hollow interiors of NTs 15 nm and also vortexes at the NTs surface, in addition to the "external" streaming current in the measuring capillary.
To explain the greater retention of potassium compared to sodium, it is postulated that potassium, unlike sodium, may enter the interlayer of C-S-H to compensate the negative charges in the interlayer, in addition to the external surfaces.
Welded pipes have to bear internal fluid pressure in addition to the adverse external conditions.
This thermal efficiency is in addition to the large external cooling load generated in the combined cycle which is 13% of the net work output.
We therefore conclude that amyloid deposits represent an endogenous influence, in addition to the various external factors already mentioned, that contributes towards microglial degeneration.
This, combined with the fact that it can be removed by mechanical preparation, means that in addition to the customary external views, details of the inner configurations are also available.
In addition to the EVAN, the external validity of the APAIS was also explored by examining the correlation with other concurrent measures, such as gender and age, which supported the convergent validity of the questionnaire.
