Sentence examples for means of highly from inspiring English sources

By means of highly accurate pseudo-spectral methods the instationary Navier Stokes and convection diffusion reaction equations are numerically integrated on the torus.

The transition from disorder to order structure may provide a new insight for preparation of highly conducting polyaniline by means of highly crystalline or regular stacking.

About the same time, Monet was influenced by the innovative painters Eugène Boudin and Johan Barthold Jongkind, who depicted fleeting effects of sea and sky by means of highly coloured and texturally varied methods of paint application.

About the same time, Monet was influenced by the innovative painters Eugene Boudin and Johan Barthold Jongkind, who depicted fleeting effects of sea and sky by means of highly coloured and texturally varied methods of paint application.

Mufflers based on the principle of conversion of acoustic energy into heat by means of highly porous fibrous linings, called dissipative mufflers or silencers, are generally used in heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.

Supernitrides comprise a whole family of sputtered films deposited by means of highly ionized plasmas, and they are characterized by a dense, nano-crystalline or nano-layered structure and a high content of oxide forming elements.

This can be done by means of highly-sensitive strain, bending or pressure sensors set in a strap, belt or patch attached to the patient's body [ 10– 15].

For instance, most concentrated on continuous outcomes, but a problem with mean changes in rating scales is that they can often be mean results of highly skewed distributions, making the means meaningless [ 61].

But Aaronson has singled it out as a prime example of a scheme that "shows the inadequacy of the existing means of combating highly artificial tax avoidance schemes".

Officials say the aluminum tubes were intended as casing for rotors in centrifuges, which are one means of producing highly enriched uranium.

I address the problem of noun compounds syntax by means of novel, highly accurate unsupervised and lightly supervised algorithms using the Web as a corpus and search engines as interfaces to that corpus.