Sentence examples for produce block from inspiring English sources
The terminal benzyl chloride groups were then used as initiators for atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) to produce block copolymers.
Local enhancement methods, on the other hand, improve image details but can produce block discontinuities, noise amplification and unnatural image modifications.
It can be seen that both UEPWZ and CAUEP produce block artifacts on the left and right cheeks of the person in the figure, with CAUEP generating less artifacts than UEPWZ.
On the other hand, diagonal deblurrings of diagonal blocks do not produce block artifacts, as shown in Fig. 8; most of boundary artifacts from diagonal deblurrings of diagonal blocks appear only in Ω−Λ and hence can be easily removed by cutting out pixels in Ω−Λ.
In order to enable sizeable application of such recycling method to produce block work for the construction industry, a comprehensive framework of knowledge on the mechanical strength performance of the concrete product containing large volume of PFA and HCWA needs to be established.
The picture shows that two columns, i.e. metabolites that produce block overlaps (separation nodes), are identified by solving equation (1.9).
Eventually, they warn, only professional mining operations will be able to produce blocks of transactions.
If blocks become increasingly larger, miners will need more computing power to produce blocks, which means they'll need more money for more computers.
Furthermore, they produce blocks with a slower onset, lower quality, and shorter duration compared to an ultrasound-guided technique [4, 11, 12].
"It took us some time to sign a manufacturing agreement with [Taiwanese ODM] Compal… to produce Blocks in mass scale at launch," says co-founder Alireza Tahmasebzadeh, explaining why the delay in launching a crowdfunder.
In some cases ShopNBC won't sell merchandise at all, but will simply produce blocks of programming for companies that want to flog products themselves, presumably going after existing NBC advertisers (see story, p. 131).
