Sentence examples for killing conditions from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the volume kick tolerance will get smaller if the effect of pressure loss and temperature is not taken into account, and the well killing conditions will be more rigorous.

Ironically, after all the angst about the killing conditions that would occur during this marathon, the race took place on a cool morning without obvious smog or haze, and even the odd sprinkling or rain.

When the mass m is 0 the operator H0,Ω coincides with the generator of the Cauchy stochastic process with a killing condition on ∂Ω.

In this paper, the authors develop a complete European DAM model in General Algebraic Modelling System (GAMS), formulating it as a Mix Integer Quadratic Constraint Problem (MIQCP) and iterative procedure, to mitigate the non-convexity of electricity prices across Europe due to the "fill or kill" condition of block, complex and Prezzo Unico Nazionale (PUN) orders.

Direct comparison of bacterial cell killing under conditions equivalent to the permeabilization assays indicates that all of the active peptides kill E. coli strains at concentrations below those required for outer or inner membrane permeabilization to the marker substrates nitrocefin or ONPG.

This is an improvement over the classical ESO approaches in which hard-kill conditions are often utilized.

This study was designed to evaluate the sensitization potential of a CPE extracted during active fish kill conditions (90 100% mortality in 48 hr) associated with a Pfiesteria isolate in a standard fish bioassay, and to determine whether the inflammation and dermatitis reported in early human exposure studies were allergic or irritant in nature.

With more civilians being killed the conditions for agreeing another ceasefire seemed to slip out of reach.

Thomson, who was the commander at Sangin six years ago during some of the hardest fighting and saw 24 soldiers under his command killed, said conditions in Helmand had improved.

The documented murders of at least 11,000 detainees, killed in conditions likened by investigators to second world war-era Nazi death camps have come to light and revealed the unconscionably brutal treatment of political prisoners by Assad's intelligence services.

When membrane-selective permeabilization is compared with bacterial cell killing under equivalent conditions (Fig. 7), the relationships between membrane permeabilization and cell killing are more apparent.