Sentence examples for population of casting from inspiring English sources

The current study presents an investigation using the non-destructive X-ray micro-tomography technique of the effect of the size and the population of casting pores on the fatigue strength of the AlSi7Mg0.3 alloy.

Some 58% of the 18m registered voters (out of a total population of 34m) cast their ballots, a marked rise from previous turnouts.

The regular supply of casting material has also been essential.

For metal samples this will be the date of casting.

Mr Leung is unpalatable to the territory's elite committee of electors (only 1,200 people, handpicked from a population of 7m, may cast votes) because they fear this tycoon will be unfriendly to property developers.

Even in historically Hispanic California they comprise more than a third of the population but cast only about a fifth of the votes.

A two-year survey of tigers (Panthera tigris) in India revealed alarming levels of population decline and cast doubt on previous population estimates.

The report defines turnout as the proportion of the voting-age population who cast a vote, as against the usual definition of the percentage of registered voters who cast a ballot, so as to give a broader picture of democratic engagement across generations.

These figures are difficult to reconcile with those found in the general population and cast doubt on the reliability of the data in that study.

Today these minority groups make up 37percentt of the population, and they cast a record 28percentt of the votes in the 2012 presidential election, according to the election exit polls, an increase of 2 percentage points from 2008.

Only 3,775 voters (2 percent of the eligible population) cast ballots in Anbar Province due to a Sunni boycott.