Sentence examples for the wct from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate our hypotheses, we firstly introduce the true unipolar machine and a measurement technique that allows us to reliably measure and store the WCT; then, we present the data processing with a full example of WCT variability across the cardiac cycle and through a recording.

The WCT tour became a huge artistic, if not financial, success, with Ken Rosewall winning the first two WCT Dallas finals over Rod Laver in unforgettable matches.

He won Wimbledon again in 1982, the U.S. Open four more times, and the WCT Championship in 1977 and 1980.

When the owner of a hamburger chain phoned him up one day and asked for some free tickets for the WCT Dallas finals, Davies replied: "Sure, be glad to oblige.

Between 1979 and 1984 McEnroe, a torrid-tempered left-hander of exquisite athleticism and racket control, won Wimbledon three times, the U.S. Open four times, the Masters three times, and the WCT Championship four times.

For varying corrugation height, the WCT with H = 1.1 mm has the best PEC at most of Re.

The effective minority carrier lifetimes are determined with the microwave photo conductance decay technique via quasi-steady state photoconductance using the WCT-120 silicon wafer lifetime detector (Sinton Consulting Inc., Boulder, CO, USA) before and after applying a stress.

Acid was added to the crushed CPB materials during later stages of the WCTs to mimic the effects of weathering.

The obtained results in ETD are matched with the heat transfer performance for WCTs with parallel arrangement which indicates that the heat transfer ability in the WCTs can be well described.

The Nusselt number, friction factor and PEC in the WCTs with both parallel arrangement and counter arrangement increase generally with the rise in corrugation number until N = 3 and then decrease with the further increase of corrugation number from N = 3 to N = 4.

Similarly, the voltage of a virtual point called the Wilson Central Terminal (WCT) is subtracted from each of the precordials' electrode potentials.