Sentence examples for including externally from inspiring English sources

Cracking in cementitious composite can result from a variety of factors including externally applied loads, shrinkage, and poor construction methods.

For this reason, all the dynamic effects including externally applied forces to the real robot can be considered in the control process without making any assumptions.

This last point is of major importance because the localization of such photosensitizers (in particular AlPcS2) in endocytic vesicles and their subsequent ability to induce a release of the contents of these vesicles – including externally added macromolecules – into the cytosol is the basis for a recent method for macromolecule activation, named photochemical internalization (PCI).

Despite the fact that the types of mechanical forces cells experience are variable, including externally applied forces (stretch, shear stress, compression, etc).

Application is made to the time-dependent reliability assessment of a PSC box-girder bridge, and the effectiveness of three strengthening methods including externally bonded steel plates, fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) composites and external post-tensioning is compared.

To determine the specifics of this optimal plan, it needs to consider all variable parameters, including externally bonded steel plates, different types of concrete jacketing, and various concrete compressive strengths.

This approach is designed for smart phones but the model can be extended to include externally powered devices as well [18].

It remains unclear whether open NIV-NAVA outperforms a setting that includes externally applied PEEP.

Examples of "winds" could include externally applied cytokines or drugs that transiently alter network components and thereby influence the trajectory of cell phenotype changes, for example, differentiation.

The influences of several physical parameters, including the externally applied electric voltage, initial fixed-charge density, hydrogel strip thickness, ionic strength and valence of surrounding solution, are discussed in detail on the displacement and average curvature of the hydrogels.

A more generalized parametrization was proposed by Abdul-Razzak et al. (1998), which combines Twomey's parametrization with a lognormal representation of the aerosol size distribution (Ghan et al. 1993); these authors also extended the parameterization to cases including multiple externally mixed aerosol types (Abdul-Razzak and Ghan 2000).