Sentence examples for specific slightly from inspiring English sources
The stability of a specific slightly compressible material is then studied for illustrative purposes.
The evidence gathered on shallow water areas covered by fine-grained sediments (seafloor type A) imply that these regions might be affected by some kind of specific local circulation pattern, generating preferential conditions for a good preservation of the fine-grained deposits in specific, slightly lowered areas.
In YEME medium, the highest values of volumetric (about 30 mg of VanYn per liter of culture) and specific (slightly less than 1 mg of enzyme per gram of cells) productivities were achieved only for S. venezuelae recombinant strains.
Filled with quirky one-liners (Ogwumike: "Whether you're on of off the court, stay cool and level-headed". Harden: "True. I wear my socks in the shower")., the videos manage to use two respected sports figures to expound on the benefits of the socks, while retaining that Internet-specific, slightly random humor.
Natural selection will, however, put more pressure on the elimination of female-specific slightly deleterious mutations than male-specific ones because mitochondria are maternally inherited.
These unique features lead to excellent capacitive behavior in organic electrolytes, including a specific capacitance slightly higher than that in aqueous electrolytes at the same potential scan rate and a high knee frequency (∼3174 Hz in the current work).
Notice that the specific capacitance slightly grew up in the first 500 cycles.
The specific heats slightly increased with increasing temperature for all the samples, except for the non-doped (y = 0) sample.
The specific capacitance slightly decreases as ρ increases, whereas the volumetric capacitance is nearly proportional to ρ.
In a set of more specific questions, slightly more than half told the pollsters that their taxes were either "about right" or — holy cow! — "too low".
First thing I want to say is that I'm sorry if I got specific terminology slightly mixed up.
