Sentence examples for minimises when from inspiring English sources

The DM minimises when pumping close to the gyro-harmonic (Sergeev et al., [2006]; Stubbe et al. [1994]).

It is well known that the inflammatory response to cell death is minimised when dying cells are effectively removed.

Manufacturing tolerances or deformation effects giving rise to eccentricity can be significantly minimised when using this apparatus.

This strain is minimised when the EDM cut is through the thickness of the plate, i.e. when the plate width direction is parallel to the EDM wire.

Robinson et al. ([1996]) showed that bulk plasma temperature enhancements and anomalous absorption were minimised when pumping on an electron gyro-harmonic.

Under this framework, infrastructural costs and signaling protocol complexity are minimised when MCP is enabled as neither a CU per cluster nor the low latency links connecting it with the cooperating BSs are required.

Recent studies have yielded similar results; disease damage to spring seedlings of onion [55] and corn [56] was minimised when the time interval between GBH application to cover crops of winter cereals and planting of the spring crop was maximised.

Size segregation of the discrete phases of particles during flow is minimised when the ternary mixture is continuous in the finest particle size while coarse continuous mixtures are shown to be prone to size segregation as a function of size ratio and pore geometry.

Since CTT holds that variation can be minimised when tests measure just one trait, one of the goals of language test writers has been to produce tests that are internally consistent, i.e., in all items are homogeneous in terms of what they measure.

Results show that the controllers are able to accurately land the aircraft within 0.5m of the intended touchdown point, and that the amount of lateral deviation on the runway can be minimised when controller sequencing is effectively used to align the landing gear with the direction of travel on the runway.

It is confirmed that the temperature rise of the face of the duct near its exit, and hence of the PV array in contact with it, is minimised when the ratio L/D of the duct length to its hydraulic depth is around 20. Choosing this proportion will minimise the loss of efficiency of the cells of the array, due to a raised operating temperature.