Sentence examples for broad range of reaction from inspiring English sources
The results -- broad physical characterizations, speeches often declaimed to the audience, a lot of running around on the vast, bare stage -- elicited a broad range of reaction at Wednesday night's performance.
In the first case it was possible to realize a broad range of reaction conditions, independent of the engine operating conditions.
The mechanistic model consisting of two distinct types of adsorption sites for oxygenated components and H2, gave a good fitting to the kinetic data over a broad range of reaction conditions and conversion levels.
All of the complexes allowed us to prepare poly(hex-1-ene) with a very narrow molar mass distribution, molar mass being controlled by stoichiometry in a broad range of reaction conditions.
Thus, a versatile synthesis technique is presented that can be applied for various metal oxides over a broad range of reaction parameters, as a promising approach for the controlled production of high quality nanoparticles.
This procedure reduces the computational complexity of our sampling problem and allows us to provide accurate estimates of the size of V(n) for a broad range of reaction numbers n.
Children 6 to 11 may have nightmares, psychosomatic illnesses or get into trouble at school; teenagers may have the same broad range of reactions as adults, including heroism, fury, denial or suicide attempts.
The virtual movement has been met with a broad range of reactions, from people cheering the protest from the sidelines to others who say that limiting access to information is not an effective way to cause change in Washington.
Though lawmakers emerged from a series of closed-door briefings with a broad range of reactions, most said they would give Mr. Ravitch's idea serious consideration as they deliberated over how to close a $9 billion gap in the budget for the state's fiscal year, which begins on April 1.
This review summarizes the very recent advances in asymmetric reactions catalyzed by chiral phosphoric acids (CPAs), a family of versatile catalysts that catalyze a broad range of reactions to afford diverse chiral molecules.
