Sentence examples for use of the les from inspiring English sources
Afterwards, they performed final simulations involving particles and found out that the use of the LES turbulence model provides the best results matched to their experimental data.
This encourages further use of the LES approach for this type of flow, for example by extension to scalar mixing predictions.
The results indicated the superiority of the presented models and revealed which can be effectively used to predict the FP of binary miscible mixtures, requiring only some common physicochemical parameters for the pure components other than any experimental flash point or flammability limit data as well as the use of the Le Chatelier law.
Should this participant realized as a nominal group be placed in post verbal position, the construction would still accept the use of the clitic: les dieron muerte a otros.
Before walking with EMG-triggered transcutaneous NMES, the subjects were trained to activate paretic MG muscle for push-off using biofeedback of the LE control signal in order to trigger the NMES device.
Another use of the fantastic for Le Guin was to bring her ethical concerns into her fiction without becoming didactic.
The monarch's assent to various bills is shown by the use of the phrase, La Reine le veult - the Queen desires it - being repeated.
The use of LE facilitated the identification of candidate behavioral deficits that may have been obscured by behavioral peculiarities of WKY or by similarities with SHR in genetic make-up.
So far, there is inadequate evidence to give a final recommendation on the use of FO-containing LEs as a ω-6 fatty acid reducing strategy in ICU patients who require PN and/or as a pharmaconutrient strategy in enterally or orally fed patients.
Sarkozy's recent and highly visible use of the French military has given Le Pen another opening to exploit.
Nevertheless, according to the current literature, there is inadequate evidence to give a strong recommendation on the routine use of FO-containing LEs in PN and/or as a pharmaconutrient strategy in enterally fed critically ill patients.
