Sentence examples for typical expansion from inspiring English sources

Typical expansion packs cost $1 each.

"We're not the typical expansion team," Glenn said.

When the gap between the market and net Ginis is 13 points or more (as in much of western Europe) further redistribution shrinks the typical expansion.

It has been concluded that in typical expansion process of ORC (2.5 MPa-0.1 MPa and 1.6MPa-0.1 1.6MPa-0.1PR and RKS equations show deviations between 6% and 8% in specific energy.

Turo is expanding to the UK today, but its debut there will actually focus on rental fleets, first, and then eventually explore opening up the service to individual car owner, in a bit of a reversal of its typical expansion strategy.

Consistent with this, a typical expansion feature of AATTTA triplet repeats was found in an in vitro amplification assay [9], [10], [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18].

Orthodoxy would suggest that during a typical economic expansion a normal economy shouldn't be running large government deficits (unless the public sector is borrowing to fund positive return public investments that are likely to pay for themselves).

A typical ASR expansion as a function of the immersion age and lithium-to-alkali molar ratio is shown in Fig. 4.

In this article, the Equations of State (EoS) (Ideal gas, Redlich-Kwong-Soave and Peng Robinson) have been evaluated in a typical ORC expansion in order to observe the inaccuracies of the ideal gas model with different thermodynamic variables.

A typical clonal expansion of an individual YFP-positive clone, from only 2 cells at Day 4, to 9 cells within a week (Day 11), is shown.

Starting from a 50 mg donor biopsy, typical cell expansion for 5 passages can allow generation of at least 1000 myobundles with a total mass of >5 g, representing a >100-fold amplification of muscle mass when going from native to engineered tissue system.