Sentence examples for unique reduction from inspiring English sources
Hence the recommendations in current design standards are not applicable to high strength steels, and unique reduction factors should be proposed for various high strength steels.
Every ligand that reacts with a metal can have a unique reduction potential that can be used for analysis and this is the basis for both the CSV-CLE and pseudovoltammetry approaches.
In particular, a great improvement is shown in case of a unique reduction matrix whose columns span the solution of the parameter space of interest in an accurate enough way, and in case of substructuring reduction techniques.
This chapter proposes a unique response reduction strategy for complex structures subjected to base or ground shock-induced vibrations.
Every acyclic graph has a unique transitive reduction (with a minimal number of edges; Aho et al., 1972) explaining all measured perturbation effects.
The question has been raised over whether (a) hypnotic analgesia is a unique pain reduction strategy, (b) a combination of different behavioral and cognitive elements, or (c) if the element of relaxation is responsible for an important part of the analgesic effect [ 7, 8].
Using two unique dimensionality-reduction algorithms, one linear (MDS) and one nonlinear (Isomap), we demonstrated the nonlinearity of this native space.
In particular, the unique gold ion reduction ability of and compatibility with surface-modified chitosans are effectively utilized.
Here the work of the structuralists could lead to a more systematic approach within physics, although there does not yet exist a generally accepted, unique concept of reduction.
For each adjustment solution, the bone correction paths were infinite but a unique and optimal reduction path was obtained by applying corrections to all joints simultaneously and in small increments.
In conclusion, the present study demonstrates that the actomyosin crossbridge cycle during ischemia is unique for a reduction in the forward rate constant of the isomerization of the Pi-bound actomyosin transition, which may be closely linked to the transition of non-cycling crossbridges to activated, cycling crossbridges.
