Sentence examples for Basic modifications from inspiring English sources

Transformation rules define basic modifications.

Blended with petroleum diesel fuel or home heating oil, it requires no basic modifications to oil burners or diesel engines.

Nowadays, more than 5000 samples are on the streets without basic modifications in the mould (more than 100 tonnes weight).

It is shown that cobalt appears inside the nanotubes in three basic modifications: face-centered cubic (fcc) lattice, hexagonal close-packed (hcp) lattice and disordered polytypic structure.

These compounds are also applied to study RNA ligand interactions in the hairpin ribozyme, group II intron, VP vaccinia virus, and the development of a "subtraction mutagenesis" approach with basic modifications in the hammerhead system.

"It's really striking for those of us who have been lucky enough to work in professional jobs where if you have to go to the bathroom, nobody cared, to see the lack of willingness to make the most basic modifications during the work day," Martin said.

Large spatial hindrance amino groups were selected for the basic modification step to avoid spontaneous recombination and neutralization reactions between the two antagonist functional groups.

A novel acid-base bifunctional adsorbent was synthesized using a three-stage process involving (i) synthesis of MCM-41 mesoporous silica (MS) carrier, (ii) acidic modification of the carrier by aluminum isopropoxide dosing (Al-MS), and (iii) basic modification by amino groups post-grafting (Al-MS2).

"Level 1 is a basic modification including power supply and the most important voltages on the mainboard and for the drive.

We have reproduced startle-like behavior and basic PPI modifications with a neural network.

Some basic dinosaurian modifications to the ancestral archosaurian skeleton: Reduced fourth and fifth digits on the manus (hand); pes (foot) reduced to three main toes; three or more vertebrae composing the sacrum (region of the vertebral column which attaches to the pelvis); and an open acetabulum (hip socket; see below).