Sentence examples for mostly fully developed from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the air flows are mostly fully developed in the EAHEs of such sizes and to adapt the corresponding empirical correlations to calculate the convection heat transfer coefficient (CHTC).

A free jazz and contemporary classical work, Ten Freedom Summers comprises 19 pieces that are mostly fully developed suites.

The emanating hyphae mostly lack "contact septae" (fully developed simple septae) and contact clamps, and the rhizomorph hyphae vary markedly in diameter.

For example, it is not possible to discriminate between species that oviposit early in the host galls and mostly feed on plant rather than insect tissue and wasps that oviposit later (once the gallmaker larva is fully developed) and mostly feed on insect tissue.

Her character is never fully developed: she remains a mostly empty vessel for the narrator's desire — a "glass girl" of "albino paleness" with "glittering hair".

Health Technology Assessment HTAA) is mostly carried out when a technology is fully developed and little to no adjustments can be made, possibly resulting in bad investments and product failure [ 10].

Related's residential goal, 5,000 apartments across eight buildings, will mostly be on the site's western half, which won't be fully developed for years.

News articles tend to be longer and more fully developed, while the content appearing in the Now column is driven mostly by editorially curated news blips and feeds from social media.

The main focus of this study are marginal mountainous zones: foothills, where the cultural landscape fully developed during high medieval colonization in the 13th century, and the central mountains were colonized mostly in the 16th century and later.

Emphasis is placed on the fact that the effect of layered silicates is beneficial mostly for retarding flame spread in developing fires, but not at the stage of ignition or in the case of fully developed fires.

However mostly, the choledochus which would open into the duodenum at its usual position becomes rudimentary and the other one with a fully developed channel drain into an ectopic opening in the stomach or duodenum.