Sentence examples for a fast conversion from inspiring English sources
The future of movies may be more technology, but it won't be a fast conversion.
To reduce the number of variables, it is necessary to find a fast conversion between an integer and its minimum combination of signed power of two terms.
For now, Wall Street believes in Cisco chief John Chambers, the Billy Graham of Internet Protocol, who proselytizes that the entire telecom world will make a fast conversion to IP, abandoning the "circuit switch" networks in which Lucent reigns.
This is a fast conversion method based on the Fourier transformation of a power function, which has been used in various works in the last decade [6 8 , 37 39]
The high final activity of horseradish peroxidase (7.14 U mL-1) assures a fast conversion of the formed H2O2 and prevents the final reaction to be rate limiting.
Law can thus contribute to a fair attribution of external costs caused by the use of fossil energy and thus ultimately promote a faster conversion to alternative energies with lower costs.
When char was burned at 1573 K and 1673 K a faster conversion was found in N2 suggesting that the lower molecular diffusion coefficient of O2 in CO2 lowers the char conversion rate when external mass transfer influences combustion.
The plan was the most comprehensive action the U.S. had taken to combat planet-warming emissions, and was meant to spur a faster conversion to sources of energy with fewer emissions.
This indicates a faster conversion of cortisone to cortisol on first pass through the liver, suggesting increased hepatic 11βHSD1 reductase activity in the postmenopausal women.
However, instead of using an algorithm to compress the linguistic sequences, we used an improved estimator based on the principles of the Lempel-Ziv compression algorithm that shows a faster conversion to the entropy.
The fact that each pair of enzymes catalyzes two subsequent metabolic reactions indicates that fusing these genes may result either in a better regulation or a faster conversion of substrates.
