Sentence examples for maximum expansion of from inspiring English sources

This led to the maximum expansion of the plantations on the islands.

The Early Postclassic was, however, the period of maximum expansion of sedentary peoples on the northern frontier, probably the product of minor changes in climate as a result of increased rainfall.

The maximum expansion of the Puebloan culture of the eastern and northern portions of the southwest appears to have taken place by ad 1150 or 1200 and was followed by the gradual abandonment of much of the area by farming peoples.

The linear expansion converged after ∼150 days with maximum expansion of 0.136%.

We document the human-driven post-war landscape in 1955 with its maximum expansion of pasture and crops.

Also, the maximum expansion of the chain is bounded by (4/3 ½, equal to a 15% increase.

In addition, the free-end expansion gradients (expansion per unit temperature change) were developed based on the test data to estimate the annual maximum expansions along with the daily maximum expansions of the terminals.

The distribution of glacial records (moraines, till, erratic boulders, glacial thresholds) suggests the existence of four glacial stages, from the maximum expansion to the end of the glaciation.

With the analysis of a parameter optimization model of Shell 60/70 asphalt, the better foaming properties are the maximum expansion ratio of 12.28 times and half-life time of 11.02 s at the foaming condition of asphalt temperature of about 168 °C, the water content of about 1.5 wt% and the air pressure of about 1 bar.

After the steam DIC treatment, the maximum expansion ratio of the Brazilian beans (e = 1.74) was higher than that of the Ethiopian beans (e = 1.59).

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