Sentence examples for weighting regime from inspiring English sources
In many pelagic longline fisheries around the world there is reluctance to adopt a line weighting regime that will sink fishing gear rapidly to reduce seabird bycatch.
Under this weighting regime, all but one reversal disappeared, and that reversal (involving Lentaria byssoides in the Phallomycetidae) could be an artifact due to limited taxon sampling or erroneous character scoring.
Since these changes were comparable to those resulting from slight differences in taxon sampling, we did not explore alternative ordering and weighting regimes in the combined or Bayesian analyses.
However, it is not expected to extend into a high-molecular-weight regime, setting in typically around degrees of polymerization of 20 50 in which the polymer chains become entangled and the mobility is expected to saturate.
There is a remarkable difference in the progression in compressive strain between the lower and upper mud weight regimes with the rate of increase being considerably higher at higher mud pressures.
It is not a weight-loss regime such as the Atkins or Dukan diets.
Apparently, one insider informs me, he has been on a strict weight-loss regime.
Enrollees in this fast, food-free weight-loss regime only have to roll and bounce themselves down some of the steepest grades in the Colorado Rockies until the very last unwanted blob of body fat is knocked, ground, or torn away.
He had been spurred on by his own weight-loss regime, after discovering he was classed as obese – looking around, he saw many of his fellow citizens were too (it had been named as one of America's fattest cities).
As he darted from table to table — waving, blowing kisses, and bestowing hugs along the way — he explained his decision to put America's fourth-largest city on a weight-loss regime.
At one point, she says, she became so obsessed with slimming down that all she could think about when watching "Jesus Christ Superstar" was the effectiveness of cross-carrying as a weight-loss regime.
