Sentence examples for minimising the surface from inspiring English sources

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.

In mammalian cells, p62 has been suggested to mediate the aggregation of dysfunctional mitochondria into tight clusters, thereby minimising the surface area exposed to other cellular components.

That "rustic" affectation, usually encountered in pubs attempting to evoke a sense of farmhouse honesty (or is it grinding rural poverty?) in their cooking, is massively flawed for the one obvious reason: it minimises the surface area of the bread that you can butter.

In order to minimise the surface deviation of the triangulated strips, we tested a second triangulation method that deals better with situations where the main surface curvature direction is close to perpendicular to the panel's length direction.

Two strategies for minimising the contact surface unevenness are then proposed (1) grinding of the surfaces of the blocks and (2) embedding a packing material between the surfaces.

Large flat tile assemblies require a sufficient soft and conductive compliant layer enclosed between tile and heat sink in order to avoid thermal contact loss of the assembly during heat loads and therefore minimising the tile surface temperature.

During spectrophotometry measurements it was necessary to immerse the hydrogel sheets in a bathing medium of similar refractive index to maintain their hydration whilst also minimising the potential for surface reflections.

Such hydrophobic mismatch would be energetically unfavourable, and different ways of alleviating it can be envisaged, for example (i) tilting of substrate TMD in the membrane or (ii) minimising the solvent-exposed hydrophobic surface area of substrate TMD by its interaction with GlpG.

The framework also features a force-balanced algorithm for the surface tension implementation, minimising the spurious velocities often found in such flows.