Sentence examples for three different dispositions from inspiring English sources

The buildings have different number of storeys (four and eight), and three different dispositions of the infill panels were considered: bare frame (BF) model, full infill (INF) model and model without infill on the ground floor (SS) which are presented in Fig. 10a c, respectively.

The oligomer is predicted to encompass protomers with three different dispositions.

In the real world, of course, the distinction between these two very different dispositions is a fluid one.

Although double disposition endpoints (two different triage dispositions) were rarely observed and were not different between the cohorts, there were other major quality issues that were significantly more frequent in the cohorts not using CDS.

On the other hand, different dispositions with two consecutive porous electrodes and one or two counter-electrodes satisfactorily lead to expected reactions; good yields are reached even with relatively unstable intermediates.

Individuals have three different traits, namely their medical disposition, their initial resources and their preferences.

The Structural Concrete Research Group at the Polytechnic University of Madrid tested eight slabs with four different shear reinforcement dispositions and the results show that slabs with the shear reinforcement disposition that matches Spanish practice show punching shear strength that is quite similar to the one shown by slabs with the transverse reinforcement disposition specified in the codes.

Comparing the influences of three different nanoparticle flooding concentrations on the rock surface indicates that injecting nanoparticles disposition in higher concentration, e.g., 5000 ppm, was altered rock surface property and caused changing pore geometry and thus flow pattern.

(Jobs and Ive had different dispositions, but perhaps shared a lack of social smoothness, and it seems fitting that one of their great joint achievements was to give digital distractions to people forced to ride in elevators with nodding acquaintances).

Why do the father and son have such different dispositions toward these questions, initially?

And, frankly, there are going to be different dispositions of the case depending on the situation.