Sentence examples for mixing as compared from inspiring English sources

In this structural analysis, the core shell cathode material showed a reduction of cation mixing as compared with the core.

It is observed that spiral microchannel with higher aspect ratio results in better mixing as compared to smaller aspect ratio microchannel.

If high security is required chaotic mixing loses its robustness to transmission errors and compression, still the lower computational demand may be an argument in favor of chaotic mixing as compared to traditional ciphers when visual data is to be encrypted.

Above about 15% (w/v) the absorption of water by the paper results in a solid which requires very high forces for agitation and mixing as compared with the gelatinised starch or soluble sugar in first generation biorefineries.

In this context, a comparative analysis showed encouraging results for the PPM design mix as compared to the IS: 10262 (2009) method of mix design approach.

These numbers will substantially alter our marketing mix as compared to the numbers based on last-click attribution.

On the plus side, Esosa has McDonald looking glorious in a lovely white gown and the lighting by Robert Wierzel and sound by Steve Canyon Kennedy is very effective, moving in close on McDonald at dramatic high points (like "Strange Fruit") with a tight spotlight and (I believe) bringing her voice slightly higher in the mix as compared to scenes where she is wandering through the audience.

Subject 1 responded differently on dietary-mix as compared to the other subjects, as shown by the vector facing in a different direction.

Available systematic reviews showed that MIX, as compared to LAA, was associated with better glycemic control but also with a higher incidence of hypoglycemia [ 23, 33].

We found that there was no difference in the germination efficiency for either D. discoideum (F1,16 = 0.31, n = 18, p = 0.585) or D. purpureum ((F1,15 = 0.31, n = 17, p = 0.361) in mixes as compared to pure clones.

"Bill Moyers Journal," first broadcast in 1971, came to a close on Friday, with Mr. Moyers warning viewers that "plutocracy and democracy don't mix," as he compared past eras of populist insurgency to the present moment in America.