Sentence examples for a route derived from from inspiring English sources

Such a coating is obtained by following a route derived from sol gel and allowing an elementary grain diameter control in the 5 10 nm range.

In order to point out the effect of the second metal in platinum-based catalysts, a synthesis method by colloidal route derived from that of Bönnemann was used to prepare non-alloyed Pt1−xCrx/C electrocatalysts active towards the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR).

The fum1 mutant FMME004 could produce fumaric acid via oxidative route, but the introduction of reductive route derived from Rhizopus oryzae NRRL 1526 led to lower fumaric acid production.

The optimal waste collection and transportation routes derived from our analysis result in 59.12% reduction in travel distance along the routine collection road network followed.

Map-based models dictate the movement of nodes according to predefined paths and routes derived from real map data.

(4) Speed at trade route (numeric): the speed of the movement at each trade route point was calculated for segments of time and distance between points along the trade routes derived from the spatial join of collar (cattle) and drover (handler) GPS data and then aggregated based on drover GPS locations.

Also, when the rostro-medial area of the fimbria was registered, close to the fornix, we observed a very significant increase in the conduction velocity, possibly due to the proximity of OPC migratory routes deriving from the neurogenic niches.

The main obstacles that drugs meet when administered via the buccal route derive from the limited absorption area and the barrier properties of the mucosa.

It achieves high accuracy by comparing geometrical route descriptions derived from both maps.

Surfactants are amphiphilic molecules with large industrial applications produced currently by chemical routes mainly derived from oil industry.

The travel time of the study routes is derived from floating car data and the distribution characteristics of travel time are analysed in four typical periods in a day.