Sentence examples for renders suitable from inspiring English sources

The paper deals with the formulation of salt-resistant renders, suitable for the protection of brick masonries subjected to rising damp of salt solution.

When compared with other activating agents (steam and alkaline hydroxides), CO2 activation renders suitable yields and, contrarily to most other precursors, turns out to be advantageous for developing and controlling their narrow microporosity (<0.7 nm), VDR CO2).

We present necessary and sufficient conditions for outsourcing XML document processing tasks to PASS, as well as provide guidelines for rendering suitable applications to be PASS processable.

The remaining five patients (15.6%) were rendered suitable for BCS but chose mastectomy (three patients),or radiotherapy only (two patients).

In addition, the unique mechanical compliance renders them suitable for the applications involving interfacing with biological tissue such as human motion detection, health monitoring, and rehabilitation.

Furthermore, this device is of low manufacturing cost and has a practical size that renders it suitable for a broad range of applications.

This production approach allows high flexibility in varying the chemical composition and, thus, renders itself suitable for high-throughput alloy production.

Together with several suppliers resin mixtures with very low viscosity over many hours were developed, which renders them suitable for the impregnation of very large volumes.

The treatment process reduces the concentration of saline wastewater and hence renders it suitable for disposal directly to sea or treatment by the conventional membrane and thermal processes.

Furthermore, the positive relation between organizational pride and proactive behaviors has been explained by identification processes (Blader and Tyler 2009), which additionally renders them suitable for examining both parallel and opposing consequences of organizational pride in employees' efforts and abilities.

We propose here a new coupling paradigm that extends the algorithm developed in [16] and renders it suitable to test cases where vorticity and free surface significantly pass from one domain to the other.