Sentence examples for opening trends from inspiring English sources

Hopper half angle and critical outlet opening trends were determined for different fly ash samples to achieve mass flow condition for discharge.

There are three open trends that make this task inherently more complex, that is, (i) concentration and resolution tradeoff, (ii) application-specific environment, and (iii) objective assessment of TFDs [1 3].

In addition to the conventional analysis of antimicrobial resistance profiles, coupling of genome sequencing to phylogenetic analysis has opened new trends of in-depth epidemiological studies at both regional and global levels.

Corresponding pan- and core-genome information, as obtained by an increasing number of genome sequences, can be used to determine if sequenced representatives of a certain species have provided all expected gene diversity present in that taxon (closed trend), or if additional sequencing is still necessary before essentially all genes of the species have been identified (open trend) [ 10– 10].

He was equally valued by the Peredvizhniki ("Wanderers"), which group he joined in 1891, and by the younger generation of painters opening up to trends from the West.

Dick Gregory in a way was one of the first to even open that trend.

A few eye-opening trends emerged, among them an emphasis on drafting 18-year-olds.

The trend of opening more government data continues and intensifies.

The company bucked the trend by opening a store in Barnet in 2011 for our clients to come and view the range and quality of ship models available.

Sluggish sales are one problem, but Mr. Sprecher also blames the trend toward opening shows on Broadway when they belong in more intimate houses, where stakes are lower and sightlines better.

The proliferation of prizes, says Josh Lerner, a professor at the Harvard Business School, is part of the larger trend of opening corporations and government to wider networks of people with fresh ideas by using the Internet.