Sentence examples for provided by adding from inspiring English sources
For wide roof spans extra support is provided by adding a horizontal cross brace, making the rafters look like the letter A, with a V-shaped diagonal support on the cross bar.
An extreme example of an exothermic heat of mixing is provided by adding an aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide, a powerful base, to an aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride, a powerful acid; the hydroxide ions (OH-) of the base combine with the hydrogen ions of the acid to form water, a highly exothermic reaction that yields 75,300 calories per 100 grams of water formed.
This work emphasizes the benefits provided by adding Ru and Sn to Pt catalysts for oxidation of complex alcohols.
A new bounded real lemma is provided by adding two slack variables, which provides extra freedom to include more control constraints in handling robust control problems.
The major advantage provided by adding wavelet analysis is the ability to detect sudden transitions as well as obtaining the frequency content using a much smaller data set then that required by the traditional Fourier transform method.
Regardless of deposition technique, only the Cl-free Au/Al2O3 catalysts containing the small Au particles (di ≤ 5 nm) reveal the high catalytic activity toward CO oxidation under near-ambient conditions, the catalyst stability being provided by adding the water vapor into the reaction feed.
A so called locker is provided by Add-to-Phone.
The number of total genes/core genes provided by each added new genome depends on the selection of previously added genomes.
Much like Airbnb, Style Lend's purported edge is in the convenience and assurance provided by its added services.
These treatments permitted the determination of the net benefits to the peas of the mechanical support provided by the added barley between pea flowering and maturity.
While the additional information provided by the added text-based notices is nice when comparing this design to the Todd Hamilton version, the font looks quite small and could be hard to read in practice, so perhaps some middle ground between the two could be found.
