Sentence examples for volume that can be from inspiring English sources

It is the mix of aircraft — not the volume — that can be most challenging.

Ventricular hypertrophy causes increased stiffness of the left ventricle, thereby placing a limitation on the amount of compensatory increase in ventricular volume that can be generated.

John's book has caused great mischief in the world, Ms. Pagels suggests, but it is a volume that can be clasped for many purposes.

The American plenty has traditionally been driven by the fact that the big rewards lie in syndication (the sale of episodes to repeat channels); 100 used to be the minimum volume that can be traded in this way.

It is a neat depiction of one of Escher's enduring fascinations: the contrast between the two-dimensional flatness of a sheet of paper and the illusion of three-dimensional volume that can be created with certain marks.

SCCT has the advantage of using a limited and definite soil volume that can be modeled as a soil element.

The system PSF is evaluated over a 3D volume that can be imaged by this PA camera.

The grafts differ considerably as far as embryology, histology, mechanical properties, and the volume that can be harvested are concerned.

They sound really great with better stereo separation and can be cranked to tremendously loud volumes that can be heard three houses down, let alone around the house.

"We know that the gas is present, but it is only by actually hydraulically stimulating the rock that we can understand the potential of the gas to flow and the likely volumes that can be produced," said the operations director at Third Energy, John Dewar.

Ms. Yee's homespun fantasy about two generations of love, or the lack thereof, in a New York suburb has the feeling of one of those slim allegorical volumes that can be purchased near the greeting card sections of bookstores and wind up in grown-ups' Christmas stockings.