Sentence examples for the visible tendency from inspiring English sources

This elastic variability was assumed to explain the visible tendency for higher viscous behavior under 10 s continuous loading for thinner soft tissue compared with thicker soft tissue, although the possibility of a high strain gradient was not taken into consideration.

On the faces oriented nearly perpendicularly to the substrate, there is visible tendency to their arrangement in the form of parallel rows, which is probably related to the crystallography of the grains (Fig. 14a, b).

Currently there is a visible tendency observed to replace the fieldworks by the experiments run in laboratory scale in different types of reactors.

Merely a visible tendency towards diminishing of the value of the mean Sauter diameter (d 32 ) can be observed.

It is encouraging to see that AMBER and CHARMM force fields provide a qualitatively similar description of the flanking base substates, albeit CHARMM shows a visible tendency to a partial melting of the ARNA stem ends.

On the same line with a more visible tendency, diverging learning students spend a considerable amount of time examining other students' activity.

The Tthorax was in most bees higher than the Ta at Texp = 34°C, with no visible tendency to any age dependency (Fig. 4C).

The cyclic softening was found to be small with a visible tendency to increase with εpl.

There was not any visible tendency of some strains to perform better than others in all three extreme environments, whereas there was a substantial "strain" component in the less stressful environments.

For the visible light, almost the same tendency was observed; the highest sample would degrade 66 % MO and 87 % MB in 120 min while there were only 12%% MO and 36 % MB for the pure BTO sample.

Under the near-infrared light, η shows the same variation tendency as that under the visible light, resulting in the maximum of 9.50 % when N d = 2.34 × 1015 cm−3.