Sentence examples for normally in the case from inspiring English sources

Normally in the case of CNG the power will decrease but to make the plausible comparison of this study by the spark advancing and leaner combustion in CNG mode the BMEP, which is the index of engine power, was maintained equal at all speeds as shown in the Fig. 3.

It is aiming to ensure that the cerebrospinal fluid circulation is free and functions normally in the case of onset of acute hydrocephaly after surgery.

The fact that females often abort once and following that they reproduce normally in the case of brucellosis, and the acquired immunity conferred by C. fetus challenge, may explain the acceptable PrCR observed in some infected herds.

Normally, in this case the low subbands of the signal are already of high-audio quality and would not be replaced but instead they would be used in conjunction with a conversion function to replace only the high-frequency subbands.

Normally in these cases, the Defense Department wants a high figure, the budget office wants a low one and the final budget request is between.

"Normally, as in the case of Javier and Chris, I saw plenty of video footage of them.

The dark let us take the audience to places you could not normally visit, in the case of Kursk, our most recent work, to witness the last moments of the doomed Russian submarine.

Normally, it says, if agents close the investigation without charges, they should remove the subject's name — as they should also normally do in the case of an acquittal.

It normally appears in the case of bodies with small stiffness and structural damping, when they are placed in a flow provided the incident velocity is high enough.

In the absence of a countervailing process, the white dwarf would collapse to form a neutron star, as normally occurs in the case of a white dwarf that is primarily composed of magnesium, neon, and oxygen.

In addition to denying that the limb is paralysed, the patient behaves as though it is not, sometimes claiming that it moves normally and, in the case of AlHS, asserting that it does not belong to them (asomatognosia) and perhaps even belongs to someone else (somatoparaphrenia).