Sentence examples for barrier by using from inspiring English sources

Resonant amplification and enhancement of evanescent wave's frustration across an optical barrier by using single dielectric coating is numerically demonstrated in this article.

This paper presents an innovative domestic thermoelectric cogeneration system (TCS) which overcomes this barrier by using available heat sources in domestic environment to generate electricity and produce preheated water for home use.

We present a C-code designed to obtain the interaction potential between a spherical projectile nucleus and an axial symmetrical deformed target nucleus and in particular to find the Coulomb barrier, by using the double folding model (DFM).

Improvements in large-scale T-cell depletion techniques of haplo-identical peripheral mobilized stem cells (PBSC) have overcome the human leukocyte antigen (HLA) barrier by using megadose numbers of stem cells obtained by either highly purified CD34+ selection or negative depletion of T cells.

The program has addressed this barrier by using anatomical models for skills demonstration during routine supervisory visits and in skills refresher sessions.

This means breaking down barriers by using the tools at our disposal – whether it's abundant biological data, inexpensive lab equipment or the internet.

The recent advances in multiferroic tunnel junctions with ferroelectric barriers by using the spin polarized nature of magnetic materials are particularly presented, which exhibit magnetoelectric coupling effects at the interface and multi-stable resistance states in a single memory unit cell.

Japan overcame these barriers by using their import quotas to ship high-end, high-margin luxury cars, establishing manufacturing plants in the U.S. for high-volume lower cost cars and by continuing to innovate.

To achieve this it may be necessary to overcome sexual compatibility barriers by using embryo rescue techniques, for example.

50 Increasingly, interventions have tried to address some of these barriers by using cell phone technology 50, 65, 70, 71, 74 or web-based applications.

The lack of differences in minor and gynaecological emergency care supports the hypothesis that immigrants overcome certain barriers by using the emergency department to access to health services.