Sentence examples for target consolidation from inspiring English sources

Nanocrystalline W powders with ∼20 nm average grain size are produced by high-energy ball milling and exposed to a target consolidation temperature of 1100 °C.

One of the more common myths is that the success of a virtualization project depends on a target consolidation number, typically 15-to-1 or even higher.

I further show that model predictions about inter-module communication during the processes of stimulus identification and target consolidation are associated with selective increases in coherence at the predicted points in time.

This may have reduced the 'need' for inhibitory processes that are meant to protect target consolidation processes but actually cause the occurrence of an AB [11], [16].

Visual inspection of Figure 5A shows a lack of a P3 in no-target trials, and a clear T1-related P3 response in both blink and no-blink trials, consistent with the idea that the P3 reflects target consolidation, in this case of T1.

To many, the management business seemed like the least likely target for consolidation.

Diamond Offshore Drilling could be a target for consolidation among oil drillers, which are going into deeper water farther from shore to tap reservoirs.

If its shares stay at current levels, might GSK itself become the target of further consolidation?

However Numis is sticking with a buy recommendation, "predicated on the view that SABMiller is an industry consolidation target".

The target of completing consolidation to the United States should be within five years, with the timing and pace determined by broad political and security developments between NATO and Russia, including but not limited to Russian tactical nuclear deployments near NATO's border.

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