Sentence examples for Selective operation from inspiring English sources
In the growing research area on molecular machinery, light is one of the attractive and useful stimuli source to operate synthetic molecular machines, since light allows selective operation of photoresponsive moieties without additives.
But what initially was a very selective operation — "We're going to pick one guy here and one guy there, and we're going to vet the intelligence before we move" — became, by 1969, a program with a quota of twenty-one thousand people to be either neutralized or killed.
This selective operation is repeated for all color spaces used in our application.
The charge selective operation starts with a charging pulse followed by an emission pulse that is similar to the previously discussed operation.
The operation of a Z2-FET memory array is discussed, in which the write and read signals are adapted from the single cell to achieve selective operation.
As a result, 4 cases were chosen for selective operation when a clear diagnosis has been established, including 2 cases under MRI neuronavigation in surgeries for micro-AVMs to localize the nidus and plan the craniotomy.
Furthermore, the richness value provides a way to capture underspecified and/or ambiguous queries, which allows selective operations to be performed depending on the nature of the queries.
This study shows that logging wounds cause a substantial reduction (8.1 %) in diameter growth of residual trees left after a selective logging operation.
Otherwise, selective wetland operation during periods of high lakewater TP concentrations may be required in the future to maintain net P removal.
Incorporating metamaterial based electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) like resonance in the positive layer leads to unprecedented line narrowing of the defect mode which in turn facilitates narrow frequency selective bistable operation, wherein all the bistable characteristics can be effectively engineered.
It would not be possible for the 12-car peak trains to call at Herne Hill as the platforms are too short and it would not be viable to use selective door operation as the carriages not on the platforms would foul the junctions.
