Sentence examples for produced expanded from inspiring English sources
There he produced expanded versions of Esmeralda and Catarina and a series of major new works, including The Naiad and the Fisherman (1851), The War of the Women (1852), and Gazelda (1853), all for Grisi, and Armida (1855) for Cerrito.
The ultra-lightweight property is achieved by applying a waste glass produced expanded lightweight material as aggregates.
In a second set of experiments, in vivo derived and in vitro produced expanded blastocysts were vitrified in OPS and then transferred as described above.
The majority of the surface active amphiphiles produced expanded into foam that was formed during cultivation in a bioreactor as indicated by lower surface tension values present in the foam compared to the cultivation medium.
Mr. Greenberg said he had taken several steps to make the company he has run for 35 years easier to understand, including producing expanded annual and quarterly reports.
This trauma left him unable to sing; after the war, he became a voice teacher with radical theories that emotional healing could produce expanded octave range.
The gross domestic product, the standard measure of how much the nation is producing, expanded at an annual rate of only 2.4percentt in the third quarter, the department announced last Wednesday.
With increasing the well/row spacing ratio, the range of ultimate injection/production well spacing of the effective producing expanded.
Morphological operator dilation is applied on the upsampled image ( {mathit{mathsf{s}}}_{mathit{mathsf{j}}mathit{mathsf{U}}} ) to produce expanded image ( {widehat{mathit{mathsf{s}}}}_{mathit{mathsf{j}}} ).
Expandable graphite flakes (Asbury, Asbury, NJ, USA) underwent a thermal shock at 750°C for 3 min in a muffle furnace to produce expanded graphite (worm-like graphite).
FLG was prepared according to the following method: expandable-graphite flakes (Faima S.r.l., Milano, Italy) withstand a thermal shock at 750°C for 3 min in a muffle furnace to produce expanded graphite.
