Sentence examples for respective compacts from inspiring English sources

Full densification of the optimized powders and respective compacts (load = 100 MPa), after routes 1 and 2, was achieved in 1 h at low temperature of 950°C.

This leaves Cadillac just one body style — a convertible — shy of the four that the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz E-Class rely on to lead their respective compact and midsize luxury segments.

Specimens for unconfined compression tests were prepared at their respective optimum moistures, compacted using British standard light (BSL) compaction effort and tested at curing times of 7, 14, 21 and 28 days.

And while the Rolling Stones, the Who and David Bowie never seem to tire of repackaging their respective catalogs on compact disc, Apple has issued the Beatles' catalog on CD in its entirety only once in the 1980s.

We used two different grades of a thin-ply carbon-epoxy system to produce four different 0° ply-block thicknesses ranging from 0.03 mm to 0.12 mm, and measured the respective translaminar fracture toughness using compact tension tests.

It's also fun to compare the least compact districts in each respective country.

The ʿAlawites and Druzes formed compact communities in their respective regions.

The terms "Colorado River system", "States of the upper division", and "States of the lower division" as so used shall have the respective meanings defined in the Colorado River compact mentioned in the Project Act [43 U.S.C. 617 et seq.].

Although shape as computed by a perimeter-to-area ratio scales with size, the reference barriers were some of the most geometrically compact barriers within their respective size classes (low perimeter-to-area ratios in Additional file 4).

The results are compact and they extend and unify the respective part of the fixed point theory.

These materials are usually formed by a conventional ceramic process consisting of calcining mixtures of the respective oxides and carbonates at temperatures >1,200°C followed by sintering of the powder compacts at temperatures of 1,400°C to 1,600°C [7].