Sentence examples for thereafter design from inspiring English sources
Thereafter, design and simulation of different chimney height have been presented to study the greenhouse effect and application.
Thereafter, design of experiment protocol was employed to find medium components (glucose, yeast extract, KH2PO4 (NH4)2SO4, and pH) influences on kojic acid production by the C5-10 mutant.
It provided funding for research reported by the first books in this area (Crowder 1959; Coulson 1962) and, soon thereafter, design and development of the MENTOR programming language and the MENTOR instructional program (Feurzeig 1969), which evidently was the first ITS (a term that emerged later).
Thereafter, design and simulation of a MW-graded solar chimney power plant system with a 5-blade turbine have been presented, and the numerical simulation results show that the power output and turbine efficiency are 10 MW and 50%, respectively, which presents a reference to the design of large-scale solar chimney power plant systems.
Thereafter, designed coil with optimum circuit length is further evaluated within the two-stage refrigeration system.
Thereafter, designed baffles were prototyped and assembled in identical water heater units and experiments were conducted according to standard water heater test procedures.
The 3100B ventilator was thereafter designed for oscillating patients weighing more than 35 kg.
Thereafter, a design matrix was established in order to describe the array hybridizations with respect to the sample time point, with bio-replicates being combined to generate group comparisons.
In 1785 Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf invented the first machine for printing wallpaper, and, shortly thereafter, Louis Robert designed a process for manufacturing endless rolls.
He established the Doves Bindery at Hammersmith, London (1893), confining himself thereafter to designing; and in 1900 he founded, with Emery Walker, the Doves Press.
The party, famous for decades thereafter, was designed to show the Adamses' social suitability for the world stage and perhaps flatter General Jackson into contentment with being John Quincy's Vice-President.
