Sentence examples for and introduced from the from inspiring English sources

CoC2O4·2H2O powders were transformed to Co3O4 in a gas-solid fluid bed unit designed and build independently, where the reactant of CoC2O4·2H2O powders and the reactant of air were poured and introduced from the top and the bottom of the bed at a certain rates respectively.

For TIRF illumination, the expanded beam (488 nm–568 nm argon krypton multi-line laser, 20 mW) was passed through an AOTF wavelength selector synchronized with a SNAP-HQ CCD Camera under Metafluor software control and introduced from the high numerical aperture objective lens (100 X, 1.45 NA, Zeiss, Germany).

The first pollen record of grazing weeds can thus be assumed to mark the onset of pastoralism, supposedly with goats and sheep introduced from the Middle East and the endemic large bovid of the yak, domesticated in the Tibetan highlands.

At a time when Europe was fascinated by animals and plants introduced from the New World, Africa and the Orient, Redouté's mastery of botany, colored engraving and watercolor earned him not only critical acclaim but also the patronage of royalty from Marie Antoinette to the Empress Josephine.

The progressive curriculum, which emphasized child interest and was introduced from the United States immediately after the war, produced deteriorating student performance.

Conflicting interpretations of sustainability, in combination with a simplistic understanding and agency introduced from the top-down, has eliminated waste minimization as the main outcome of the directive.

In electrokinetic-Fenton (EK-Fenton) process, the effects of the phosphate and SDS introduced from the anode chamber were investigated for the treatment of clay contaminated with phenanthrene.

The 23-year-old was left out of the starting line-up for his side's 4-0 defeatoto Barcelona last weekend and, after being introduced from the bench, received a red card for a rash challenge on Neymar.

Tamara Shiganova of the Russian Academy of Sciences noted that two species--one apparently native and the other introduced from the western Atlantic--now appear in often alternating blooms, vacuuming up the plankton that feeds young fish.

Imaging and compression were introduced from the top in all elastograms.

Within the European cluster (cluster 3), P. australis genotypes from South Africa, Senegal, the Mediterranean region and American genotypes introduced from the Mediterranean region also did not flower.