Sentence examples for tops as shown from inspiring English sources

Most specialty steel shops pour their alloy grades in big-end-up molds and use hot tops, as shown in C in the figure, in order to minimize the size of the cavity and consequent steel loss.

In order to observe more clearly the effect of dilute acid pretreatment on the sugarcane biomass, an order of chemical composition was established, before and after the pretreatment, in terms of the average contents of hemicellulose, lignin, cellulose, and ash for the different types of residue (bagasse, straw, and tops), as shown in Table  3.

Fold the first dollar bill in half and then curl the top corners, as shown.

Several consecutive forming rolls then shape the strip into a tube with a longitudinal seam on top, as shown schematically in A in the figure.

For the corner symbols, from the left to right or from the bottom to the top as shown in Figure 2, the SEP of the th point is given by (14).

The fitted peak centers and the intensity of each peak against the base line of the CL spectra are plotted versus the GaN diameter from the bottom to the top as shown in Figure 3d.

The AZO deposited on the In2S3 (100 nm)/p-Si substrate exhibits a well coverage and turns into a cylinder-like structure with a hemispherical top as shown in the inset of Figure 6b.

(29)   3) Transform H r * m λ x by elementary row operations to make the last n r elements of the first column in H r * m λ x has only one "1" at the top, as shown in Equation 30.

The test facility was made of glass tubes with 26.9 mm inner diameter, and had a heating section at the bottom and a cooling section at the top, as shown in Figure 17.

Based on the inside dimensions of the U-shaped forms and the dimensions of the brick units, the brick core inside the U-shaped form was covered with a mortar of 50 mm thick at the top as shown in Fig. 1c.

With this approach we obtain smaller grains at the bottom and larger grains at the top as shown in Figs. 2 and 4. The grains with diameter less than 6 nm were merged with adjacent grains to account for smaller grains being consumed by the adjacent larger grains during grain growth.