Sentence examples for buffer systems such as from inspiring English sources

For simplicity, we only consider bicarbonate, HEPES and Tris and ignore other buffer systems such as phosphate buffers because these will only contribute modestly.

With the addition of multivalent ions in buffer systems such as PBS, terminal lysine residues are shielded, overcoming molecular frustration and allowing long-range fiber growth.

Other TaqMan buffer systems, such as the Genotyping Master Mix and the iQ Multiplex Powermix are less favorable for multiplex analysis, due to high Cq values/low ΔRn or low linear phase amplifications.

Debian provides an optional hardening wrapper, and does not harden its software by default using gcc features such as PIE and buffer overflow protection, unlike operating systems such as OpenBSD, but tries to build as many packages as possible with hardening flags.

In this review, we concentrate on the ideas providing the basis for different approaches to the control over strain relaxation in lattice-mismatched systems, such as graded-buffer technique, growth of low-temperature buffer layers, selected-area epitaxy, and compliant-substrate concept.

The Diamond 232L CPU also includes a demand-paged memory-management unit with translation look aside buffer (TLB) and memory protection to support large operating systems such as the Linux.

In the literature, most of the effort has been dedicated to the development of efficient methodologies to estimate the first moment performance measures of production systems, such as the expected production rate, the buffer levels and the mean completion time.

In contrast to the concentration-dependent secondary structural changes in aqueous buffer, the conformation of GRFN-1 in structure-promoting solvent systems such as TFE buffer and HFIP buffer (Figure 10C) had dichroic minima at 222 and 208 nm with a maximum near 193 nm.

Malicious intrusions by buffer overflow attacks cause serious security problems and pose serious threats for networks and distributed systems such as clusters, Grids and P2P systems.

The context [11] has been defined as set of attributes that represent various characteristics of a system, such as available buffer space, maximum buffer space, information about node's community etc.

In an indirect potable reuse system, such as the Orange County Groundwater Replenishment System, purified water is placed in an "environmental buffer," such as an underground aquifer or surface water reservoir.