Sentence examples for an additional ring from inspiring English sources

The uniformity of microencapsulation size was realized by performing electrospray in the dripping mode and also stabilized by an additional ring electrode.

In particular, increasing the size of the para-substituent improved the potency in compounds 29, 30, and 31, all characterized by an additional ring, as well as in compounds 32, 33, and 34, having a branched side chain (Fig. 5).

Despite appearances and the odor, the training room is almost brand-new — an additional ring has been added, there are now 22 punching bags instead of 3, and blue rubber padding now covers the concrete floor — and Ochigava is far from the only Olympic contender who has prepared in this quiet corner of northern France.

The breast cancer hairs seemed to produce an additional ring in the scatter pattern.

This structure requires six degrees of unsaturation, and an additional ring was needed to complete the unsaturation.

A continuous sclerenchymatous ring is present in all species except P. betle, where it is discontinuous, with an additional ring of mucilage canals.

Hence, a unique design with an additional ring-type stiff frame is proposed and introduced into EIC fabrication.

The aluminium flux towards the substrates was supplied by an additional ring-shaped aluminium electrode mounted all around the circular magnetron.

An additional ring-enhancing left frontal lesion was seen adjacent to the solid tumor measuring 2.7 × 1.9 × 2.7 cm. Subsequent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain with and without contrast revealed a mass arising in the left orbital roof with destruction of the sphenoid bone.

For an adequate comparison of fragments in PubChem Compound to the results of an 'augmented atom' study of the CASRS published by Adamson et al. [47], bonds are characterized by their covalent bond order (single, double, triple), and presence in ring or chain, plus an additional 'aromatic' ring bond type.

Single particle analysis showed a structure composed of only one ring (Figure 4B) or with an additional second ring in about 20% of the data set (Figure 4C).