Sentence examples for suitable among from inspiring English sources

The viscoelastic features of this kind of high viscosity polymeric dispersions (HVPDs) make them suitable, among other applications, for cleaning purposes in the field of cultural heritage.

Through systematic comparison, it could be observed that the random pore model was the most suitable among the three gas solid reaction models adopted in this research.

These findings suggest that type I collagen sponge may be the most suitable among the three readily available scaffolds for adipogenesis.

It can be concluded that the di-block copolymer with 20 wt% azo content is the most suitable, among the studied copolymers, as volume holographic storage material.

To sum up the above discussion, R600a is the most suitable among the six selected working fluids for ORC for recovering low-grade waste heat in the temperature range of 70°C to 95°C.

At present, the best estimate thermal hydraulic analysis codes such as RELAP5 and MARS are used to analyze the nucleate boiling heat transfer on the horizontal U-shaped heat exchanger submerged in a pool; however, it is still not known how to physically model the heat exchanger pool, and which correlations are suitable among the pool boiling and forced convective boiling correlations.

The aim, says Baroness Ashton, is to restore confidence all round: among parents, that the schools offered will be suitable; and among teachers, that they will be able to cope with difficult or disturbed children.The hottest issue is the future of special schools.

But at England's behest, and in the absence of a suitable replacement among those who started the match, the BCCI decided common sense should prevail.

By Marie Brenner The New Yorker, July 5 , 1993P. 39 OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS about Kitty Carlisle Hart, the chairman of the New York Council for the Arts... Tells about her overbearing mother and her early life, including a time when she and her mother travelled Europe in hopes of finding a suitable husband among the nobility there for her.

At Makor, the Jewish cultural center on the Upper West Side, you can study the kabbalah, take belly-dancing lessons, attend a discussion of "commitmentphobia," or — and this is one of Makor's semi-stated reasons for being — search for a suitable mate among the young Jewish men and women participating in such activities at its sleek headquarters, on Sixty-seventh Street.

Udacity, for example, charges $89 for an exam invigilated by Pearson VUE, an electronic-testing firm; its parent company is a part-owner of this newspaper.A second model is to charge potential employers a fee for spotting suitable recruits among the students.