Sentence examples for two major modifications from inspiring English sources

Two major modifications made to the direct strut-and-tie model (DSTM) are listed below.

Two major modifications are involved in the new procedure: exfoliating the nano-clay directly into the hopper filed with pellets followed by processing the composite immediately and sequentially mixing the clay into the melt.

Two major modifications have been made: first, the geometrical representation of the β microstructure accounts for subgrains resulting from the deformation process; second, the calculation of the nucleation rate is dependent on the conditions of the plastic deformation.

The chapter also presents two major modifications to the original image compression algorithm, which are required to build a reconfigurable hardware implementation that includes the storage elements necessary for each wavelet coefficient, and a modification to the original SPIHT algorithm created to parallelize the computation.

The methodology is analogous to that used to estimate standard potential growth, with two major modifications.

My idea involves using the existing system of child supports in the tax code, but with two major modifications.

Two major modification were made over the line of June 18: first, the entire line was moved west to give extra protection to the strategic Warsaw – Saint Petersburg Railway and second, the Suwałki Region, including towns of Sejny, Suwałki, Puńsk, was assigned to Poland.

In the last 50 years, eight major modifications and extensions of Levene's test and Bartlett's test had been developed for Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD).

In order to adapt our previous human psychophysical paradigm [12], [13] to awake, behaving monkeys, especially in a form that facilitates future microelectrode recordings, we made four major modifications (see Materials and Methods for details): First, because monkeys will not work long without rewards, the animals were rewarded for their responses.

Since Ciaglia's first report [ 5], the technique has undergone three major modifications: the tracheal interspace for cannulation has been moved one or two tracheal interspaces caudal from the cricoid cartilage; routine use of video fibreoptic bronchoscopy has been advocated; and a single, bevelled and curved dilator (Blue Rhino) has been substituted for multiple dilators.

Here, we are considering three major modifications in cellular metabolism due to the depletion of intra-cellular ascorbate by Ni II): a) induction of hypoxia-like stress, b) impairment of assembly of proteins with collagen-like domains, and c) inactivation of ascorbate-dependent DNA repair enzymes.