Sentence examples for modification of ordinary from inspiring English sources

This work reports the modification of ordinary Portland cement with ultrafine ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) as a mineral admixture and calcium nitrate as a chemical admixture and examines how mechanical and corrosion properties are improved by this modification.

Boole's The Mathematical Analysis of Logic presents many interesting logic novelties: It was the beginning of nineteenth-century mathematization of logic and provided an algorithmic alternative (via a slight modification of ordinary algebra) to the catalog approach used in traditional logic (even if reduction procedures were developed in the latter).

Ridge-based adjustment is a form of local ridge regression (a modification of ordinary regression to adjust for collinearity of the predictors) that uses the actual distance d(S y obs), S y M rather than the simple rejection criterion.

The curves showing overall duration versus HAQ-DI, with 95% confidence bands (fitted using fractional polynomial modification of ordinary least squares regression), are shown in Fig. 2. Figures 3 and 4 show the percentile curves of HAQ-DI as a function of disease duration in strata of age and sex.

Theories of the first sort (like circumscription) involve a relatively straightforward modification of the ordinary model-theoretic definition of logical consequence that takes into account a preference relation over models.

Approximate matching comes in different flavors, necessitating appropriate modification to ordinary suffix arrays.

Thus, the present procedure for urine culture was used without modification to be representative of ordinary clinical practice.

Thus, the common present procedure for urine culture was used without modification to be representative of ordinary clinical practice.

As evidence for the importance Darwin attributed to this principle, Gould (1986) noted that Darwin's next book after the Origin focused on how the multitude of structures that orchids use to effect pollination are all modifications of common components of "ordinary" flowers, parts usually used for very different functions (Darwin 1862, 1877).

To show that kind of respect, we must read the opinions in light of the Convention's underlying language and purposes and ask whether, or to what extent, they require modification of a State's ordinary procedural rules.

This suggestive, if highly formal procedure led Leibniz to evolve rules for calculating with differentials, which was achieved by appropriate modification of the rules of calculation for ordinary numbers.