Sentence examples for particles so as from inspiring English sources

However, the cementitious paste volume should not be inadvertently reduced because the paste volume has to be more than enough to fill the voids between aggregate particles so as to provide excess paste to form paste films on aggregate surfaces.

In addition, "top" views of favorably oriented particles, so as to provide a cross section of the barrel (Figure 5I and its inset), also showed the characteristic seven-star structural pattern reported for isolated proteasome complex [25].

Centrifugal granulation has recently been employed to produce small blast furnace slag particles, so as to recover the waste heat from the high-temperature molten blast furnace slag.

The Markov jump model constructs a coagulation-rule matrix of differentially-weighted simulation particles, so as to capture the time evolution of particle size distribution with low statistical noise over the full size range and as far as possible to reduce the number of time loopings.

PVP might provide active sites on the silver particles so as to induce the growing polycationic PPy chains to complete the coating of PPy layers, resulting in the formation of PPy/Ag nanocomposites.

Yet, if the reader wants an idea of the reason for this theorem to be true, it is possible to start from the case of two time steps: there are two measures (mu _t) and (mu _{t+h}) and there are several ways for moving the particles so as to reconstruct the latter from the former.

This evolutionary based algorithm incorporates non-dominated sorting algorithm into particle swarm optimization so as to allow this heuristic to optimize two objective functions simultaneously.

Quantum particles are as much waves as particles, so they can interfere with one another and even with themselves.

In this paper, we first analyze a class of deterministic regular topologies with regard to what affect the optimality of algorithmic parameters (e.g., the number of particles and the topological degree), so as to provide a guide to topology selections for PSO.

This 'vacuum-cleaner effect' acts most efficiently on the smallest particles, so that dust is lifted about as easily as sand-size particles.

Chickens are known to better retain calcium if it's given to them either ground or as small particles, so it may be that the male greater vasa parrots are grinding and breaking the seashells to also provide their females with high-quality calcium.