Sentence examples for stack instead of from inspiring English sources

In particular, when a multi-cell (stack) instead of a single cell is investigated, a proper water management and flow stoichiometric ratio are essential for obtaining high electrical conversion efficiency.

People worried that Google may have ruined Twitter's most formidable competitor by requiring the Finnish startup to labor away for months integrating its service into Google's technology stack instead of rolling out new features.

The third figure shows the same information as Figure 2, but with the days out stacked instead of side-by-side.

When dicing large or delicate tomatoes, separate each tomato into 2 stacks instead of 1 to complete the vertical slices with greater stability.

First, they recommend a single shock instead of three stacked shocks for ventricular fibrillation, followed by immediate resumption of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

You may be tempted to stack the coins instead of making piles, but this is usually a waste of time, since the stacks often fall over.[3].

Wealth inequality makes a huge difference: If you're the sort of student whose parents can subsidise your living costs, you have more time to develop key employability skills through extra curricular activities, spend a summer working for free as an unpaid intern in London and, of course, time to concentrate on stacking up your assignments instead of stacking shelves in Tesco.

For all experiments with proton energies above 200 MeV a new mini-stack approach was used instead of the stacked-foil technique in order to minimise the influences of secondary particles on the residual nuclide production.

For experiments with proton energies above 200 MeV the mini-stack approach was used instead of the stacked-foil technique in order to minimise the influences of secondary particles on the residual nuclide production.

For all experiments with proton energies above 200 MeV a new mini-stack approach was used instead of the stacked-foil technique in order to minimise influences of secondary particles.

While pushing to get a reporter interested in a story pitch, she would often mail stacks of research instead of relying on e-mail attachments.