It's refined from a plant in the Amazon jungle and we had it shipped in from California in a briefcase.
In addition, an alkaline phosphatase that was active at low temperatures was refined from a species of Shewanella (Ishida et al. 1998; Tsuruta et al. 1998).
The crystallographic structure was refined from a high-resolution NPD pattern collected at the HRPT diffractometer of the SINQ neutron source at the Paul Scherer Institute in Villigen Switzerlandd), with a wavelength λ = 1.494 Å.
There is a three-stage process in which the area, time period, and details of a severe weather forecast are refined from a broad-scale forecast of potential hazards to a more specific and detailed forecast of what hazards are expected, where they are expected to occur, and in what time frame.
Along with experimental data, a more fine description may be reached if the network is refined from a thermodynamical perspective.
For this study, the Q-sample was refined from an earlier concourse, a collection of statements comprised of experiential, theoretical and evidence-informed viewpoints, collated by two of the authors of this study.
To narrow down the uncertainties in the model, the signaling model should be refined from the real data for a specific community of people to narrow down the individual differences.
In this condition, primary Si in A390 alloy can be refined from 137 to 21 μm, making it a potential candidate for die casting production.
Once the basic design is developed, it must be refined from the standpoint of quality, materials, processes, assembly and disassembly, maintenance, functionality, and usability.
The size of n-Ti5Si3 particles in the β phase can be refined from 400 500 nm (as-sintered) to 10 60 nm after heat treatments.
