Sentence examples for a defined state of from inspiring English sources

With aim to address the open question of accurate determination of lithium composition in anode and cathode at a defined state of charge (SOC) of lithium ion batteries (LIB), we developed a method combining electrochemical thermodynamic measurements (ETM) and computational data fitting protocol.

Not all of us live in such a defined state of being.

It is not clear though if quiescence is simply the interval between one cell division and the next (however long it may be) or a defined state of 'dormancy'dormancy

Although metabolic, behavioral, neuroendocrine, and autonomic responses all contribute to the maintenance of body energy stores at a defined state, part of the opposition to sustained weight loss can be attributed to leptin (21).

Last month, an Islamist war criminal was given life behind bars for brutal killings, rape, and torture of civilians during the country's independence struggle of 1971, to break free of a religiously defined state of Pakistan.

However, the PMI goes further by defining states of a system not only with respect to the universe, but also with respect to arbitrary larger systems.

This treatment was used to achieve a defined initial state of order and of vacancy concentration [18].

Before starting analytical measurements, a column regeneration procedure was performed to establish a defined redox state of the Hypercarb PGC stationary phase, which is required to achieve stable elution and separation of highly polar compounds [ 14].

Impact states (IS) Impact state scales categorise infrastructure damage or disruption into a set number of defined states, typically ranging from no damage to complete destruction.

The SIMULINK State-space block has an automatically generated algorithm that accepts input {u} and provides output {y} for a defined set of state-space matrices.

Then he talks about how this music — melodic swing at the beautiful, blurred boundary of jazz and popular song — defined a state of mind before the Second World War.