Sentence examples for relation to the conventional from inspiring English sources

Two nanocomposites (asphalt binder + MWCNTs) were developed: one with 1% of MWCNTs and the other with 2% of MWCNTs, in relation to the conventional asphalt binder (w/w).

This paper presents a comprehensive comparative study of the differential quadrature and cubature methods in relation to the conventional techniques of the finite difference and finite element methods.

In relation to the conventional acquisition model of surveys carried out by client demand (proprietary surveys), the alternative spec survey business model allows the cost and risk of large acquisition projects to be shared among potentially interested O&G companies.

In general, improved results are provided by the developed correlation in relation to the conventional method, with a good correspondence between the predicted and experimental values for the cuts and residues studied here.

The Layer-by-Layer (LbL) technique via spraying (spray-LbL) has been applied as new and alternative methodology to fabricate ultrathin films due to its versatility in relation to the conventional dipping-LbL method, mainly in terms of faster layer deposition and larger coated area.

In this sense, the precise setting of limit strains in SPIF in relation to the conventional formability limits of the material, as well as the influence of the process parameters on these strains, are essential variables to understand how and how much can be deformed the metal sheets in real production.

The behaviour of the model microalloyed Fe 30 Ni steel is discussed in relation to the data on conventional microalloyed steels.

The study models two endophenotypes of schizophrenia in relation to the response with conventional neuroleptics in comparison with the control subjects.

Rotating bending fatigue test results indicate better performance for the conventional hard chromium plating in relation to the accelerated hard chromium electroplating.

The questionnaire included items that specifically examined women's attitudes to CAM, focusing on aspects such as its value in relation to conventional medicine, the level of control afforded by CAM use, the influence of evidence on their use of CAM, the need for testing of CAM and principles of holism within CAM care.

This paper proposes an alternative definition of association between variables subject to an order restriction that eliminates their structural relation and reverts to the conventional definition when applied to variables that are not subject to order restrictions.