Sentence examples for self arranged from inspiring English sources
The phrase "self arranged" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been organized or set up by oneself without external assistance. Example: "The event was a success because it was self arranged, allowing for personal touches that made it unique."
Morphology studies showed that the groups in PMDA API were inclined to self –arranged along the in-plane direction when annealed higher than Tg.
Main restriction for use of such Ge/Si heterostructures with dence arrays of self arranged Ge QDs is associated with the spread sizes of Ge clusters and their tendency to disordering on the surface.
His coach assisted him in improving communication with his wife and increasing his diabetes care self-efficacy, arranging a self-monitoring plan to help maintain future success and communication action plans with his PCP to help manage mild hypoglycemia symptoms with improved control.
It was found that disordered copper atoms due to tool/material interaction can be self re-arranged after the cutting edge passes the affected area.
The potential of using self-arranging sliding mass for vibration damping is considered.
In the appropriate fabrication conditions, the pores self-arrange in a triangular lattice with domains containing several hundreds of pores [9].
Figure 2 presents a visual continuum of self-determination theory, arranged from left to right, from non-self-determined to the most self-determined, in terms of the degree to which the individual is motivated in the behaviour.
For Die Welt, a conservative daily, the controversy suggested that "the carefully arranged self-definition of the postwar Federal Republic is changing".
Her most recent album, "Rosa," released last year on Telarc, is the long-awaited testimony to her self-sufficiency: she arranged the entire album for voice and guitar (except for an introductory a-cappella number) and composed nearly half of it.
In Mr. Federman's first novel, "Double or Nothing: A Real Fictitious Discourse" (Swallow Press, 1971), each page is a carefully arranged, self-contained collage of black text on an open white ground.
This paper presents an experimental study to evaluate the use of spatially arranged self-tapping screws (STS) as shear connections for cross-laminated timber panels.
