Sentence examples for sections having different from inspiring English sources

The normalized eccentricity is plotted against the compression area to cross sectional area ratio for rectangular cross sections having different aspect ratios (length to width) at the unconfined failure level.

Numerous cases of slender battened column sections having different width thickness angle leg ratios, overall slenderness ratios between batten plates and overall slenderness ratios are chosen in this study.

This paper presents a novel procedure of mimicking horizontal wells aimed at investigating experimentally the effect of varying inclined sections (having different vertical and horizontal displacements) of horizontal wells at low angles of inclination (15°-30° 15°-30°omogeneous reservoin underlain by a strong bottom aquifer and overlain by a considerable gas cap drive occurring simultaneously.

Project alternatives and their road sections have different topological and geometrical characteristics.

In a musical setting the third section of each stanza therefore takes the same music as the refrain, while the first two sections have different music.

Maybe they were thinking about making these STIN sections have different lengths, or different values of Ra (cytoplasmic resistivity is a "section variable" i.e. applies to all of a section's segments), maybe 6 was the right number to reproduce a particular observation, or maybe it was pure accident.

The two manipulator sections have different functions: the arm-and-body is used to move and position parts or tools in the robot's work space, while the wrist is used to orient the parts or tools at the work location.

Second, real-time PCR and histopathological evaluation of frozen sections have different, valuable roles in intraoperative diagnosis of PJIs.

The length of the gas section has different effects on the oil flow rates and clearance time depending on the initial liquid hold up present in the pipe.

That may be because babies born by C-section have different bacteria in the gut than those born vaginally, and some emerging data suggest that this microbiome could be important for energy balance.

A study published last year found that babies delivered by C-section had different gut microbes than those delivered vaginally – presumably because they were exposed to different bugs on their path out.