Sentence examples for a natural composition from inspiring English sources

Note that for any map (langle f,b rangle :langle [n],kappa rangle rightarrow langle [n'],kappa ' rangle ) in (Delta ^c_vmathcal {C}), we have a natural composition map Open image in new window (5.6 and sending (langle [n],kappa rangle ) to (kappa (n)) and (langle f,b rangle ) to the map (5.6) then gives a natural functor begin{aligned} beta :Delta ^c_vmathcal {C}rightarrow mathcal {C}.

The fact that C 1 is node based and C 2 is edge based suggests a natural function composition, define: A_{C_{2}}left[i,jright] = left{ begin{array}{ll} C_{2}((i,j)) & quad (i,j in E 0 & quad (i,j notin E end{array} right.

Experimental results at 2 GPa and 1380 °C (Koga et al., 2003) and at 1 2 GPa and 1230 1380 °C (Aubaud et al., 2004) give DH2Ool/opx around 0.1, and for a natural lherzolite composition partition coefficients at 2.5 and 4 GPa DH2Ool/opx are 0.15 and 0.2, respectively (Kovács et al., 2012).

A recent ad campaign from The Corn Refiners Association emphasized the natural composition of corn syrup.

In this in vivo study, the heart has been exposed to the natural composition of metabolites within the blood giving a more biologically relevant picture of metabolic remodelling and the functional consequences.

Therefore, the natural composition of the genome may act as a buffer, preventing phenotypes that would otherwise result from mutagenesis-induced genomic variation.

Specific tactile textures are peculiar to every material by virtue of its manufacture or natural composition, but they may be altered to produce a variety of expressive qualities.

This knowledge should be useful in the engineering of a plasma derivative product designed for specific food requirements, by reformulating its natural composition and enhanced by controlling pH.

With a handful of patience, Marshall freehand carves the leaves, playing with the natural composition of stems, veins, and free space.

This overall description is close to that used for guarded-transition systems [ 32], a state/event formalism that can represent both flow circulation with transitions and natural composition rules, and remote influences with transition guards.

Enzyme mixtures were designed by replacing the intact enzymes with core enzymes, one at a time or all together in the mixtures, composed to mimic the natural composition of T. reesei cellulases.