Sentence examples for whereby solution from inspiring English sources

For HWE the needles align solely along the mica main directions whereby solution cast needles show an additional needle splitting due to a different alignment of caffeine with respect to the surface.

The chemical composition significantly affects the viscosity of brines with similar densities, whereby solutions with a higher Mg/Na ratio have higher viscosity.

A basic method is the random search method whereby solutions are randomly chosen and evaluated for a certain amount of time, and the best solution found during the time span is returned.

It was only when the restrictions became too strict, whereby all solutions near the optimum solution were removed from the solution space or records of selection decisions made at earlier selection times were removed, that we failed to realise most of the additional gain.

This present work is thus an attempt to fill up this lacuna, whereby Frobenius solution of the differential equation governing the transverse plane wave propagation is obtained.

Product line adaptation is formulated as a multi-objective optimization problem, whereby a solution framework based genetic algorithms is developed and implemented with a case study of notebook product line design.

Here, freshly prepared silver oxide was suspended in diethyl ether and then reacted with PPD whereby the solution developed a light yellow color.

The simulation of these type of systems is based on numerical algorithms, whereby the solution of a system of equations, i.e., the semantics of a Simulink model, is given by the sequence of values that represents the temporal functions [11].

Leucine enkephalin (m/ z 556.2771) was used as lockmass, whereby a solution of 200 pg/μL in 50% acetonitrile was infused into the instrument at a rate of 3 μL/min via an auxiliary sprayer.

Semistability is the property whereby the solutions of a dynamical system converge to Lyapunov stable equilibrium points determined by the system initial conditions.

The incommensurability illustrated above whereby puzzle-solutions from different eras of normal science are evaluated by reference to different paradigms, is methodological incommensurability.