Sentence examples for a previous dynamic from inspiring English sources
A mass spectrum of Bet v 1a at 40 µM (Figure 2E) also revealed the presence of a large amount of protein dimer, consistent with a previous dynamic light scattering study [7].
Instead, a single C spectrum, collected from a 6 mm tumour slice, was acquired 20 s after injection of 0.2 ml fumarate using a nominal flip angle of 20° a time at which the maximum malate peak intensity had been observed in a previous dynamic study in a drug-treated murine lymphoma tumour (Gallagher et al, 2009b).
Development of catenary action, which has not yet been confirmed in any previous dynamic tests, was well captured.
Based on the RO, a development of the previous dynamic lattice searching with constructed core (DLSc), named as DLSc RO, is presented.
We compare our birthmark with a previous Windows dynamic birthmark to show that it is more appropriate for GUI applications.
float distance key, prevValue, CurrValue) Specifies the distance measurement using previous dynamic value and current dynamic value of a key.
The dynamic stresses in the areas where remote activation has been observed range from several kPa to tens of kPa, the thresholds being lower than in previous dynamic triggering cases for Japan; this might relate to a change in the crustal conditions following the 2011 M9.0 Tohoku-oki earthquake, in particular at volcanoes in NE Japan.
The model also is able to solve much larger problems with greater effectiveness than the only previous dynamic reserve design model that considered site connectivity relationships.
The width of the relaxation region increases with the content of P4HS or MP4HS, in accordance with previous dynamic mechanical relaxation data.
Previous dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) studies showed that for temperatures lower than the α-transition, the mobility of Nafion chains is restricted by ionic crosslinks between condensed SO3H in the dry state [24].
The dynamic interpretant then, is the actual interpretation or understanding we make at some point in the semiotic process, and also constitutes, along with previous dynamic interpretants, the immediate object, or partial understanding we have of the dynamic object at any particular point in the semiotic process.
