Sentence examples for volume extension from inspiring English sources
The dominant negative anomaly found in the seismic models indicates extensive crustal density decrease by volume extension under the influence of the ocean mass redistribution [ Han et al., 2006, 2013; de Linage et al., 2009; Broerse et al., 2011; Cambiotti et al., 2011].
To determine if epidural volume extension and continued postoperative epidural injections prevent hearing loss associated with a 23-gauge (G) Quincke spinal needle.
Higher PBR of Cu2O and ZnO means bigger oxide volume extension during oxidation.
The shell can act as a protective layer that accommodates the volume extension and provides a conductive agent [16 20].
On the contrary, smaller atom density and oxide volume extension of Al2O3 result in TSM of Al atoms.
In this study, RSG was generated due to the TCS and reaction TTS caused by oxide volume extension.
Two and three-dimensional finite volume extensions of the Lax Friedrichs (LF) and Nessyahu–Tadmor one-dimensional difference schemes were previously presented and successfully applied to several problems for nonlinear hyperbolic systems, and in particular to typical test cases for both inviscid and viscous compressible flows.
At first, the three-dimensional (3-D) finite-volume extension of the original Roe's flux, including Roe's Jacobian matrix, is presented.
(1) Ultimate strength (true breaking stress) is the force required to break a fiber relative to the instantaneous cross sectional area of the fiber, the latter calculated using an assumption of constant volume during extension [28].
In a study of 95 prostate cancer samples, and another of 92 prostate cancer samples, p300 expression correlated with phenotypes of malignancy, including proliferation, tumor volume, extraprostatic extension, seminal vesicle involvement, tumor progression, nuclear alterations, and poor prognosis.
The prognosis is influenced by health condition such as anaemia, hypertension, neutrophil count or diabetes, clinical stage including tumour volume, endometrial extension and lymph node involvement (Stehman et al, 2000).
