Sentence examples for a sequence of well from inspiring English sources
A sequence of well controlled tert-butyldiphenylsilyl substituted poly(norbornene-dicarboximide)s with ascending molecular weights have been prepared using the Grubbs 1st generation catalyst in anhydrous chloroform.
The J series of cyPG arise from dehydration of PGD2 by a sequence of well characterized steps giving rise to the single enone PGJ2 and to the dienone PG 15d-PGJ2 and Δ12-PGJ2 [11], [11].
In other words, there is a sequence of well separated times τ1 = 1/ λ1 << λ2 = 1/ λ2 <<... << τ n -1 = 1/ λ n -1 such that something happens (a state transition) between each one of these times.
If Baker's Blackberry does go off on Christmas Day, it will be one event in a sequence of well-planned responses to an emergency.
Consequently, such models must be regularized to obtain a sequence of well-posed equations which, at least in principle, can be approximately solved by a computer.
We determined spatial and temporal patterns of post-orogenic stream incision from a sequence of well-preserved staircase terraces developed over the last 1 Ma in the Central Pyrenees and its southern foreland Ebro basin (NE Spain).
The strand-plain of the Usumacinta and Grijalva rivers is the largest of the Gulf of Mexico as it is characterized by a sequence of well-preserved beach-dune ridges (n > 100) distributed ∼150 km along the shoreline.
We find that the TMFs mainly consist of an alternation of rapidly deposited glacigenic debris flows during glacial maxima and a sequence of well-layered plumites and hemipelagic sediments, which were mainly deposited during the deglaciation phase of the adjacent glacial trough.
After detection, landmark sets are analyzed in a sequence of well-developed procedures.
Honey bees are characterized by a temporal polyethism among sister workers that pass through a sequence of well-defined social tasks, i.e. nest and foraging tasks.
A burster cell is defined as a cell capable of producing a sequence of well-defined regular bursts which correlate with the period between the consecutive peaks and nadirs.
