Sentence examples for tend to regular from inspiring English sources

Table 3 Trend of reservoir macro-parameters' and micro-parameters' change as waterflooding develops Influence parameters ϕ K S wc S or K rwo Pore throat radius ↑ ↑       Homogeneity coefficient of pore throat   ↑     ↑ Pore throat ratio   ↑   ↓ ↑ Wettability (tend to water-wet)     ↑     Shape of pore throat (tend to regular)     ↑ ↑   Coordination number   ↑   ↓ ↑.

Several landscape pattern indices were analyzed, the results indicated that from 1988 to 2004, as the result of natural factors and human disturbances, the landscape structure has been changed, landscape fragmentation has become more and more serious, patches have been tended to regular shape, and connectivity of the natural wetland has been weakened.

Over the years, its bartenders tended to regulars William Faulkner, Tennessee Williams, Raymond Chandler, F. Scott Fitzgerald (whose drink was the mint julep, which he made himself in the back room), William Saroyan, Dorothy Parker and Charles Bukowski, who was driven home many nights by his favorite bartender (that bartender recently retired after 53 years).

The buildings, and the traces of other contemporary roundhouses, all seem to be roughly the same size, he said; the field systems tend to be regular and even.

While Cloudflare's regular services work well for apps, APIs and websites, all of which tend to use regular web protocols, Spectrum is about all of the other traffic that moves across the internet.

Those are mainly my regulars; looking for more of a connection, a conversation, and they tend to be regular calls.

Still, they tend to keep regular customers away.

Because the contractions tend to be regular but slow, locomotion is somewhat jerky.

My mother, who has A.L.S., lives in a long-term hospital, and her medical emergencies do not tend to observe regular hours.

"Training for a marathon is a real challenge for your joints, tendons and cartilage, and so we tend to see regular distance runners developing problems with their knees, hips and shins," says Vollaard.

Moreover, people tend to have regular routines and be characterized by a set of "significant places", thus making it possible to identify a user from his/her mobility data.