Sentence examples for position enhancing from inspiring English sources

The deformity introduces energy dependence on the axial position, enhancing (decreasing) confinement energies in regions where the radius is narrower (wider).

It also integrates geological and geophysical visualization of 3D surface and subsurface structures in a queryable environment representing their exact three-dimensional geographic position, enhancing interpretation.

That year ten new 8 inches muzzle loading cannons were lifted into position, enhancing the firepower of the colony's defences.

When he first assumed the captaincy, it seemed that the position enhanced his scoring credentials rather than diminished them.

The kingdom's long exposure to, and involvement in, the Palestinian question has given it a good feel for the intricacies of the conflict with Israel - its own position enhanced by the (domestically unpopular) peace treaty it signed with the Jewish state in 1994.

Lateral cervical X-rays with arm traction and swimming position enhance the view of SLC X-rays.

Substitution of electronegative sulfonyl group at R3 position enhanced the binding potential of the molecule by interacting with Ser353 (Figs. 5, 6).

In particular, the rB3LYP/6-31G d rB3LYP/6-31G ds of BZ3 and BZ4 isomers revealed that a substituent in the meta position on the corrosion inhibitor molecule negatively affected the inhibition efficiency,pwhereas a substituent in the para position enhancalculationsbitiof efficiency.

Having come through the final mountain stage on Thursday with his position enhanced, Wiggins's priority for Friday's relatively flat 222.5km from Blagnac to Brive-la-Gaillarde was to stay out of trouble.

Re-positioning the N,N-dimethylaminoethyloxy group at the para position of 1 to the meta position enhanced the ERα-binding affinity, and 4c showed the highest relative binding affinity (RBA: 83 vs 17β-estradiol = 100) among the tested compounds.

The losses suffered by the Dutch Navy in ships, men and morale gave the Royal Navy superiority in the North Sea, a position enhanced by the disruption the battle caused to French negotiations for an alliance with what historian Edward Pelham Brenton describes as the "Northern Powers" of Scandinavia.