Sentence examples for net produces from inspiring English sources

González then fires a weak backhand low into the net, produces his first double fault and an awfully mistimed shot which flies out.

It was observed that 500 m2 area modified net house (coupled with low tunnels and shade net) produces highest yield and has the highest net present worth (Rs 3,35,324) and the lowest payback period (5.2 years) as compared to the conventional net house (Rs 2,04,712 and 6.5 years) and PE covered greenhouse (Rs 1,52,614 and 10.5 years).

At 15-all he wins a rat-a-tat exchange at the net, producing volley after volley to overcome Verdasco's passing shots.

Anthony's 26-foot shot, from the MSG logo on the court, swished through the net, producing the loudest roar of the first half.

Serena and Venus Williams, whose combative natures have deserted them in the past when they have confronted each other across the net, produced a Wimbledon women's final yesterday during which you half expected gun smoke to drift across Centre Court.

Water steam still gives a good compromise, but with higher fan consumption (19.4 kW), even if with similar ORC net produced power (33.7 kW).

This study identified that the recuperation process is much more important than the intercooling process to the S-CO2 cycle design for increasing the thermal efficiency and the net produced work point of view.

In the optimum states, the maximum net produced power is determined to be 57.059 kW for TPCT design and the minimum total cost rate is found to be 2.583 $/h for pump design.

It was found that a recompression cycle is not suitable for the bottoming cycle application, but a partial heating cycle has relatively higher net produced work with a simple layout and small number of components.

We have previously shown that a biomaterial consisting of a non-woven fibroin net produced from silk (Bombyx mori) cocoons is an excellent scaffolding material for a wide variety of human cells of different tissue types.

We have examined a novel biomaterial consisting of a non-woven fibroin net produced from silk (Bombyx mori) cocoons for its ability to support the growth of human cells.