Sentence examples for proper conversion from inspiring English sources

Secondly, because fault rupture is a nonlinear dynamic problem, a modified version of the conventional Newmark time integration scheme was adopted to ensure the proper conversion of energy and momentum in time for nonlinear dynamic analysis.

Among its capabilities, this HT equipment allows one to evaluate (i) reaction kinetics under the same ageing conditions for a library of catalysts, and (ii) simplified aging kinetics as well for accessing proper conversion and selectivity data to be modelled.

The squadron did not conduct proper conversion courses, and new Dakota pilots received only ad-hoc instruction on the type while serving as the co-pilot during operational tasks.

And, leaving aside the large costs of no longer belonging to the Eurozone, the dislocations from a disorderly exit--from the collapse of the monetary and financial system, to the legal fights over the proper conversion rates for contracts--would be very, very large.

The ten central sulcus sections labeled in the average hemisphere were automatically converted to each subject's hemisphere using an intermediate registration space, and checked individually for proper conversion.

The use of standard DNA controls, such as the ATCC cell line CCL-94 and the establishment of exact nucleotide lengths of marker alleles, allow for proper conversion and data sharing.

It was a proper Damascene conversion - really electric.

High efficiency and reliability of the hybrid system can be achieved by proper energy conversion and management of power to meet the load demand in terms of required voltage and current.

Multiplying the second equation in (1) by the actual value of the angular frequency ω i, and applying proper mathematical conversions, yield {M}_i{omega}_imathrm{d}{omega}_i={omega}_{mathrm{N}}^2left {P}_{mathrm{m} i}-{P}_{mathrm{e} i}right)mathrm{d} t (2).

Inspections of this decomposition chamber indicate debris formations occurring at the burner/roof prevent the chamber from achieving proper temperature for conversion and redirect the burner flame/flow, which can potentially shift the flow pattern in the chamber.

The move to Cornwall grew out of Ethan's father's quest for freedom of religion during a time of turmoil: the Great Awakening, when Puritans were separating into churches with differing dogmas, in particular about the proper form of conversion: by works or by grace.