Sentence examples for subsequently imparted from inspiring English sources

The literature focussing on the turbulence in fast flowing tidal streams and of the unsteady loads that are subsequently imparted to rotors has previously been very limited.

What I learned in my English composition courses I have distilled into advice that I subsequently imparted, over and over again, to my own first-year students during nearly 40 years as a professor of American history: if you will not devote yourself to learning to write, you will discover yourself hampered and frustrated by your inability to think effectively.

Isothermal remanent magnetization (IRM) was subsequently imparted at 0.9 and 1.2 T by using a MMPM10 impulse magnetizer before being measured at each step with a Natsuhara Giken spinner magnetometer (noise level ~10−8 Am2).

Subsequently, increased wind shear imparted weakening.

In the present work, an environmentally friendly chitosan (CTS /titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanocomposite coating was designed/prepared and subsequently employed for imparting antibacterium and improved mechanical properties to cellulosic paper via surface coating.

This was referred to as the 'calcium chloride' (CaCl2) method [ 5] and was subsequently adopted to impart antibiotic resistance into the competent E. coli.

The large plastic strain imparted in the material after RCS lead to grain refinement, produced ultrafine grained structure and subsequently improved hardness value of 118 VHN in Al-Mg-Sc alloy after four passes, as compared to 45 VHN for as cast alloy.

Because NRMs of the two samples were already demagnetized by AF of 20 mT in Nakajima et al. (1974), for a one set of the specimens, IRMs of 2.5 T were imparted by a pulse magnetizer (MMPM10, Magnetic Measurements, Lancashire, UK) and subsequently demagnetized at 20 mT using an AF demagnetizer (DEM-95, Natsuhara Giken).

Further simulations showed that pressure oscillations at all positions in the bed originated from the drag force imparted on the fluid by the particles, rather than from a pulse in pressure created upon bubble eruption and subsequently propagated down through the bed, as proposed by Müller et al. (2007).

Wisdom is not imparted; it is discovered.

Without words, big things still get imparted.