Sentence examples for that retardation from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that ω is low enough, and the device is small enough that retardation effects are negligible, assuring the applicability of Eq. (2).

It is well known that retardation in fatigue crack growth occurs due to application of single overloads in a constant amplitude loading block.

A key conclusion is that retardation due to sorption predicted by using the continuous distribution is larger than the retardation predicted by the threshold method.

Kinetic studies showed that retardation of the degradation was mainly due to suppression of the mobility of polymer chains by the Pd nanoparticles, while acceleration of the degradation was mainly attributed to a decrease in the degradation activation energy due to the catalytic role of the Pd nanoparticles.

Based upon the length of ds DNA used herein (that is 48 bp) and assuming that retardation is provoked by dimeric HupBMtb, one can roughly estimate that HupBMtb binds to linear DNA with one dimer occupying DNA ranging from 16 to 24 bp.

These findings have fostered the concept that retardation, arrest or even repair of structural damage are central goals in the treatment of RA.

The laboratory and field push pull tests demonstrated that radon retardation does occur in the presence of TCE and LNAPL and that radon retardation can be used to calculate TCE saturations.

The findings of this study suggest that physical retardation mechanisms (i.e. diffusion) are dominant within the matrix regime, whereas geochemical retardation mechanisms are dominant within the fracture regime.

As with many of the high functioning, his biggest problem is that his retardation makes him too nave and trusting -- simple" is the old-fashioned word.

He has helped Mr. Washington across 15 years of court and executive appeals, arguing that his retardation was exploited repeatedly in the criminal justice system.

Georgia, alone among the states, requires that mental retardation be proved beyond a reasonable doubt, the strictest standard in our justice system.