Sentence examples for an electronic basis from inspiring English sources
Hammett analysis supports an electronic basis for enantioselection that increases as the transition state becomes later.
And they will get essentially a commission and a payment for the use of their work, if it's printed on an electronic basis.
Von Neumann, then, set out the electronic basis for a practical version of the universal Turing machine (with considerable assistance, on the engineering side, from his associates Presper Eckert and John Mauchly).
A kinetic energy cut-off of 600 eV was used to construct the electronic basis set, with a k-point density of 4×2×2 to sample the first Brillouin zone.
We first substitute the wave function of eq 5.10, for any given time (we use a complete set of real and orthogonal electronic basis functions and mass-weighted nuclear coordinates), into the time-independent Schrödinger equation.
The electronic basis for the periodicity shown in the figure would then no longer be present.
The electronic basis for the observed metastability of the cubic Co2NiGa austenite is found to be qualitatively different from that observed in other ferromagnetic SMAs, especially Ni2MnGa.
While, in principle, the diabatic wave functions ϕ n and ϕ k can still be used as electronic basis functions in the description of the PT reaction, it is useful to obtain an adiabatic subset of electronic wave functions by rotation of ϕ n and ϕ k and to use the adiabatic subset in the expression of the total wave function.
In other words, considering the system from the perspective of the quantum measurement of its properties, the investigations in terms of the orthogonal or nonorthogonal electronic basis will lead to different information regarding the system and different characterizations of its subsystems.
In Kenya, it formed the basis of an electronic marketplace for cattle – we call it "eBay for cows".
Ms. Hindman's service, eppraisals, intends to provide prompt evaluation on the basis of an electronic image, measurements and a description -- for a fee.
