Sentence examples for because the exchange of from inspiring English sources
In its early form the transistor was capable of amplifying only comparatively low frequencies because the exchange of electrons and positive charges across the sandwich was slow.
The NEMO protocol inherits the drawbacks observed in MIPv6, such as the long signaling delay and movement detection time, because the exchange of the signaling between the MN/MR and the distant home agent requires a long time.
The two go together because the exchange of ideas is accelerating while we remain connected with hundreds if not thousands of people.
Because the exchange of oxygen takes place in the microcirculation, alterations in microcirculatory perfusion also can result in limited oxygen availability.
However, because the exchange of migrants among rivers was not known, we estimated the effective population size (N e ) of each rainbow trout population using two different methods, one that assumes open populations using COLONY (Jones and Wang 2010) and one that assumes closed populations and random mating using LDNe (Waples and Do 2008).
(Sharing cigarettes is also bad, but there is a theory in the literature that this is not because of the exchange of saliva but because smoking irritates the mucous membranes and facilitates bacterial invasion).
We've been able to attract new grants because of the exchange of information that took place".
In historic properties without active climate control temperatures are likely to rise because of the exchange of outside air with interiors [13, 14].
Second, in the case of CO, all recombination events are visible because of the exchange of flanking markers.
The T2 relaxation occurs because of the exchange of energy between protons in water molecules [ 25, 27, 28].
Moreover, the population of the metropolitan Athens area, like the remainder of the country, had increased markedly because of the exchange of populations between Turkey and Greece after the war between the 2 countries and the defeat of Greece in 1922 (6 ).
