Sentence examples for rising techniques from inspiring English sources

Thermal throttling is considered as one of the rising techniques to boost engine volumetric efficiency.

Data from UK hospital episode statistics show a significant increase in the overall number of inpatient endometrial ablative techniques (fig 4), though radiofrequency ablation techniques are recently the most rapidly rising techniques used.

An interfacial model using the dynamic rising drop technique helped determine the parameters influencing the DSPE PEG2000 maleimide insertion and the quality of the anchorage.

In this paper, a new prediction error formulation is constructed through the use of a recently developed Robust Integral of the Sign of the Error (RISE) technique.

The capillary rise technique [26] allows obtaining exact data on wettability contact angles of powders followed by the application of well-developed thermodynamic approaches for the understanding of interface interactions.

The conventional investigation method followed in this case is capillary rise technique [26], which leads to a large spectrum of analytical information and is extensively applied in the pharmaceutical industry for wettability studies of nanopowders [27].

The contact angle measurements for powders were performed according to the Washburn method, using the capillary rise technique, whereas the sessile drop method was applied to the compressed discs of mucoadhesive polymers.

In this study, the Washburn capillary rise technique was used to determine the wetting rates and contact angles of fifteen different organic solvents on some typical catalyst support materials, with the aim of better reaction design.

But the stronger underlying theme is rising interest in techniques for reaching oil that is hard to get at.

The waiting period for CE-MRA has varied with popularity and availability of the technique, rising to around 4 months in 2003 following the service's inception and prior to the second scanner acquisition.

The rising popularity of these techniques, known collectively as Métiers d'Art, was visible at an international fine watch convention, the S.I.H.H., last month in Geneva.