Sentence examples for in relation to the applied from inspiring English sources

This contribution describes the developed 3-D containment models, the applied concept of recombiner positioning, and it discusses the calculated results in relation to the applied source term, which was the same in both containments.

The phenomenon is characterized by two-dimensionless groups, one measuring the strength of the surface diffusion process with respect to the nonlinear creep deformation in the interior of the solid, and the other the magnitude of the surface energy of the void in relation to the applied load and the size of the void.

At indirect loading, the axial gap movements increased at a slower rate in relation to the applied load.

This value serves as 100%-basis (1657 Bq/g soil dw ≡ 100% aR) for calculating the actual amount of radioactivity in relation to the applied amount.

The distal extension leads to an indirect force transmission through the frame that results in smaller compressive loads and smaller interfragmentary movements in relation to the applied loads, whereas higher mechanical stress remains on the frame.

Prior to introducing the new payment mechanisms, alongside the discrete choice experiment, in-depth interviews and a quantitative "satisfaction survey" were conducted to assess workers' satisfaction in relation to the applied payment mechanisms.

Does not the very same UN principle of self-determination, cited so forcibly by Mr Cameron in relation to the Falkland Islanders, apply to them too?

The importance of the entrance tests in relation to the job being applied for must be explained clearly to the candidate and alternative methods of eliciting the required information, such as verbal assessments and diagrams, should also be considered.

The present study looks into literature to generate evidence on the role of these mediators in relation to the force levels, applied mechanics, age, sex and pain intensity during orthodontic treatment.

Obama has, in relation to the Espionage Act, applied it to more people, more journalistic sources and journalists, than any--than all previous administrations combined, going back to the origin of that act in 1917.

In this context, adsorption, microbial activity, Fe mobilization, and competition from other metals for binding to the PS ligand have been considered, in relation to the PS concentration applied to the soil.