Sentence examples for minimising surface from inspiring English sources

Cutting fluid pressure, feed rate and spindle speed were the input parameters whilst minimising surface roughness on the crest of the thread was the target.

A review of the engineering of agricultural mole drainage machinery and practice was conducted with the objective of identifying key design and operation factors to maximise drain lifespan and performance, whilst minimising surface disturbance in the mole drainage of sports surfaces.

A 3D FIB-SEM image stack was obtained of the CNTLarge sample, by first minimising surface roughness from protruding CNTs.

Leave to cool for 5 minutes, then run a sharp knife around the edge of the cheesecake to loosen it and minimise surface cracking.

This behaviour is widely known in small-size lamellar structures, which spontaneously tend to form closed spherical or tubular structures to minimise surface energy.

In order to minimise surface temperature variation, to minimise thermal decomposition of certain melt compounds and to increase the melt lifetime, it is necessary to apply higher energy density flux at the beginning of the laser pulse.

Increasing the stability of the carbide phase within the microstructure, improving the hardness of wheel to minimise surface deformation and enhancing microstructure homogeneity can alleviate the incidence of TMS.

Cutover areas were aerially desiccated before replanting then oversown with a mix of introduced grasses (Yorkshire fog, Holcus lanatus; Punawai browntop, Agrostis capillaris) (Wardle 1991), and legumes (White clover, Trifolium repens; Birdsfoot trefoil, Lotus angustissimus) (Roy et al. 1998) to minimise surface erosion, predominantly by slope-wash, during the post-harvest period.

This design is focussed on minimising the surface electromagnetic fields and maximising the bandwidth of the accelerating mode.

The accurate predictions demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm in stabilising solutions and minimising the surface instabilities generated by the inevitable errors associated with truncated kernels.

The Code for Sustainable Homes is voluntary, but it has been employed by many local authorities to drive up standards on installing renewable energy; minimising the surface water run-off that exacerbates flooding; and protecting local wildlife.