Sentence examples for taking volume from inspiring English sources

Usually, such an underestimation of lattice parameters leads to a small overestimation of the band gaps, e.g., by about 70 150 meV for group III/V semiconductors23, taking volume deformation potentials into account.

Furthermore the analysis allowed for the calculation of carbon recovery for each experiment by taking volume and density changes during the process into account (Eq 5).

First of all, taking volume as an outcome measure could be confusing as the number of performed procedures may classify the same hospital as low volume or high volume depending on the geographical area.

I'm taking volumes of notes but they're too incoherent to turn into blog posts yet.

The method of CSF collection is an important issue because taking volumes of CSF greater than 10 mL by gravity drip is time consuming and can be uncomfortable for the participant.

Some say Westfield has taken volume from the West End and nearby Ealing.

In a memo on the proposed legislation, the F.C.C. suggested that Congress should leave television viewers to take volume matters in their own hands.

"I was in private practice for years in New Mexico," said Dr. Philip A. Heavner, the chief of pediatrics at Bassett, "and there was no interest in doing anything like this because people thought it would take volume away from their practices".

To be blunt, the do-nothing Securities and Exchange Commission under George W. Bush let these separate marketplaces spawn, which took volume from the New York Stock Exchange and fragmented the marketplace.

The taken volume of each sample is checked gravimetrically according to their initial densities by an AND balance with ± 10−4 g resolution (GR-300).

Harrison's posthumous compilation Early Takes: Volume 1 (2012) includes a demo version of the song, recorded early in the 1970 sessions for All Things Must Pass.