The primary objective of the scholarship is to provide CEE undergraduate students an opportunity to "see the world"—to expand their world view and in turn enlarge the possibilities for civil and environmental engineering.
The reason is that every change in incidence angle will make changes to the angles θ1, θ2 and α, which in turn enlarge the focus area of the Fresnel lens.
Also, from equation (11), as the network size n increases, the numerator increases and the denominator decreases, which in turn enlarges the gap between the total welfares of the efficient networks.
The turmoil has forced most schools to shut down, which in turn has enlarged the pool of potential child recruits.
In recent years, the interest in polymeric and biological disordered matter has stimulated new activities which in turn have enlarged the organic and inorganic glass community.
This gave way to a more commodious port in 1725, which in turn was enlarged and improved in 1839, when the sea wall, quay walls and breakwater were added to the old inner harbour, at a cost of £58,000.
15 23 24 THR rates have increased steadily during the past four decades, 25 which in turn has enlarged healthcare costs substantially.
This leads to reduction in flow stress which, in turn, leads to enlarged deformation zone.
Instead, moderate mutation rates increase genetic diversity through increasing genome length and therewith enlarges evolutionary search space which in turn maximizes evolutionary efficacy.
In addition, CPAP may keep small airways open by enlarging the diameter ('stenting' effect), which in turn would reduce respiratory system resistance.
Plant genomes have undergone a wide array of molecular events that have enlarged or contracted their sizes, which in turn have diversified the size and complexity of various multi-gene families.
