Sentence examples for purpose of reproducing from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of reproducing high stress levels with well-controlled loading paths, static tests have been conducted on concrete samples using a triaxial press offering very high capacities (stress levels of around 1 GPa).

Having established an ideal reactor/module network to represent the FCC riser reactor, one must further specify the volume and voidage of each reactor (CSTR or PFR), which are two key parameters to characterize the reactor network for the purpose of reproducing hydrodynamic behaviors reasonably during the simulation.

A complete description of the CCVC algorithm (briefly introduced in the "Background" section) followed by performance data presented in [27] was used with the purpose of reproducing and integrating this algorithm to SIMPRO to generate comparative data aiming to validate the simulator.

His death then takes on an abstract meaning, whereas the insistence, in the baroque, on sensitive manifestations has the purpose of reproducing the universe of feelings, which is neither purely theoretical nor wholly irrational.

This chapter discusses how biologically inspired principles and mechanisms can be transferred in the engineering domain with the purpose of designing legged robots capable of reproducing animal locomotion behaviors.

We did not change our standard set of mydriatic drops in purpose to reproduce the habitual conditions of preoperative cataract patients.

Wood-block printing had been a comparatively inexpensive method of reproducing image and text monopolized by the Buddhist establishment for purposes of proselytization since the 8th century.

A retrovirus has a pernicious way of reproducing: it permanently inserts a DNA copy of its genome into the nucleus of a host cell, hijacking the cell's machinery for its own purposes.

Solo is incapable of reproducing that force.

At the heart of the menopause puzzle are two biological facts: nature is efficient, and the purpose of life is to reproduce.

So far Northwestern has banked 375 ovarian tissues from human patients age one month to 39 years old in 98 participating centers around the country for the purpose of helping these women reproduce at a later date.