Sentence examples for moving the maximum from inspiring English sources
That means moving the maximum number of patients through the practice, and spending the minimum amount of time with each one.
The increasing voltage wipes out the NN minimum of the heat capacity simultaneously moving the maximum to the higher temperatures and increasing its magnitude.
"We began to hide things and then as the war intensified we decided to move the maximum possible to Damascus," he said.
A new approach to chemical strengthening is to move the maximum residual compression below the glass surface.
with (n_{1}={mathcal {O}}left (3N_{t}^{2}+1right)). On the other hand, for solving (28), we need to introduce two additional slack variables to move the maximum and minimum terms in the objective function of (28) to the constraints.
In the case of Cu nanoparticles, it is possible to move the maximum from around 1 nm to 15 nm by increasing the growth distance from 30 to 130 mm; larger sizes are reached when the other experimental parameters are changed.
Introduction of the second-generation of coumarinylmethyl PPGs with 7-amino substituents (type 137; Table 9) further improved the spectroscopic and photochemical properties of the cage, moving the absorption maxima to 350 400 nm and recording the highest quantum yields (0.21 0.28) among the analogues.
By moving the window at maximum time and frequency resolution, correlated estimates of dissimilarity of cells are obtained.
In the case of a moving surface, the maximum of heat transfer (for a given regime) is moving during the cooling time from downstream (film boiling regime) to upstream (forced convection).
In this sector, the above-mentioned vehicles were analyzed in three distinct situations: when moving with the maximum design speed kept constant; when towing of maximum tonnage when moving a constant speed; and when it is in the process of starting.
The coefficients for (b) and (c) were designed that the marker did not to go out of the image of the dump when moving at the maximum speed.
