Sentence examples for the range of mix from inspiring English sources

It is known that the mechanical properties of these concrete products tend to be inconsistent, which is understandable in view of the range of mix designs as well as the variety of materials and compaction methods that were adopted in the production.

Therefore, to select the most suitable one from the range of acceptable mixes an Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) was applied.

Rheological properties, i.e. viscosity and shear yield stress, are well correlated with empirical test results in the range of flowable mixes.

For this purpose, we have to reduce the interval of the mixing parameter by limiting the value of a(n) inside [1 − a +, a +]; then, the range of the mixing parameter will be between 1 − λ + ≤ λ(n) ≤ λ +, as the following: lambda (n)=left{begin{array}{ll}0.998,hfill & a(n) > {a}^hfill lambda (n),hfill & {a}^ge a(n ge -{a}^hfill 0.002,hfill & a(n)<-{a}^hfill end{array}right.

The optimum range of mix ratio and moisture content was found to be 35 40% and 55 60%, respectively.

The desirable composition varies both temporally and spatially and, given the range of requirements, a mix of species is almost always needed.

The pH of the desorption liquid was adjusted in the range of 12.5 13 when mixed with the absorbent.

Baltimore designer Madeleine McComas of Arnot & McComas points out that the range of possibilities for mixing fabric patterns is much greater now than even three or four years ago.

The wide range of ages of children we interviewed aided our goal of uncovering the range of experiences by mixing in older children, who can articulate their experiences better than younger children but might experience memory bias, with younger children, who can recount recent disclosure experiences but can not describe long-term effects.

The model was used for pitched-blade turbines operating in the laminar range of mixing.

To model heat transfer on a vessel wall in the laminar range of mixing, a two-dimensional hydrodynamic model was proposed.