Sentence examples for the cases explored from inspiring English sources
In general, the effect of adding windows to facade results in an increase in annual total energy consumption by 6 181% for the cases explored in this study.
All of the cases explored here yield greater compositional stratification than thermal stratification due to the high Lewis numbers of the fuel air mixtures (Leg ∼ 3.8).
This parameter can quantify when the postinjection is able to produce soot (the threshold value is ∼0.37 for the cases explored here), and the amount of soot produced increases as this parameter increases beyond this threshold value.
It was checked that a threshold level of Tug_EoI (∼700 K for the cases explored here) exists below which soot is unable to be formed, independently of the postinjection size, and the amount of soot increases as the temperature increases beyond this threshold.
The cases explored in this paper are the difference between maximising gross margin, maximising net energy and minimising GHG emissions.
Using a realist evaluation approach helped us to focus on ascertaining the mechanisms behind the interventions, which belong to a more abstract level and consequently may be useful beyond the cases explored in this paper.
Explain to students that the Supreme Court recently unanimously ruled in Rumsfeld v. FAIR, and that they will now restage the case, exploring arguments on both sides and evaluating the merits of the Supreme Court's decision.
The case explores the applicable accounting standards and asks you to consider the appropriate accounting treatment.
The case explores the role played by Mission Lab, a design studio embedded in the school and staffed by game designers and learning specialists.
The case explores a complex innovation and diffusion process where technologies, visions, actors and policy co-evolve over time to transform an existing socio-technical regime.
The case explores the institutional work used to maintain the original "no accounting" rule and to bring about institutional change to allow the use of accounting in the management of international postal flows.
