Sentence examples for * lnc in from inspiring English sources

As part of an 1896 agreement by which the LSWR re-equipped the LNC in conjunction with the repositioning of the LNC's London terminus, the LNC demanded that the new passenger carriages to be supplied by the LSWR be "of a quality and a character not inferior to [the LSWR's] ordinary main line traffic".

So, our objective was to formulate exclusively lipid-core nanocapsules (LNC) in aqueous suspensions.

To reduce the complexity of such communication, we have implemented Linear Network Coding (LNC) in the parallel environment.

The only sustained defence of the LNC in the history of philosophy is, as mentioned, that given by Aristotle in Chapter 4 of Metaphysics, Γ.

But the LEM has often had a less secure place in Western Philosophy than the LNC, in spite of the numerous obvious dualities between the two principles.

Aristotle's defence of the LNC in the Metaphysics was sociologically so successful that hardly any philosopher has taken it upon herself to defend the law afterwards.

Results showed enhanced stability of encapsulation in OS LNCs in comparison to conventional LNCs.

Both hsp47 and hsp71 caused an inhibition of lymph node cell (LNC) proliferation in AO rats but not in DA rats following in vitro restimulation of LNC with these hsps [ 45].

The human NPs inhibited LNC proliferation in response to concanavalin A (ConA), in a dose dependent manner (Fig. 6A).

This was, after all, Aristotle's view, too: he decided to speak on behalf of the unconditional validity of the LNC, not in his Organon (his writings on the subject of logic), but in the Metaphysics, for this was for him an issue to be addressed ontologically, not (only) via formal logical tools.

One aspect of the apparent paradox is precisely parallel to that arising with some of the potential counterexamples to the LNC arising in Western thought.