Sentence examples for built in the case from inspiring English sources
Due to the high initial supersaturation an unstable amorphous precursor was built in the case of CaCO3, which, at the end of the experiment, transferred to stable crystalline modifications.
Let us examine some concrete examples of how a dialogue is built in the case of simple formulas.
Participants were blinded to the presence of known errors built in the case.
Second the nature and the number of errors built in the case.
Further, a two-stage aggregate model for diabetes is built to take advantage of the models for diabetes in general population, and for diabetes in hypertensive population; a similar aggregate model is built in the case of hypertension also.
The same control PLS-DA model was built in the case of the FTC PTC comparison giving similar results; 0.90 for the full set of 19 spots, 0.94 for the seven spots overlapping to the FTA FTC model and 0.88 for seven spots randomly picked out of the set of the above-mentioned 19 spots.
Because however awful starting is — and it is absolutely awful — when you get into it, when you've got 10 pages, which may take two weeks, then you can begin to build". In the case of "Nemesis," it was Bucky's girlfriend who provided the breakthrough, with her desire to keep him safe.
Anywhere you might be expected to live in for more than nine months must preferably be built in much the same way as a house was built in the 18th century, in case anyone gets scared, whether builders or buyers.
A walk up to the ruins of two forts, King Charles's Castle and Cromwell's Castle, built in the mid-17th century in case of a French invasion, gives a real sense of the islands' history.
Yet these are not ancient structures: most were built in the 1990s, and in some cases neglected maintenance and unheeded warnings may have made matters worse.
That's how many people Turkey put on trial at once Tuesday in a massive courthouse specially built in the capital Ankara to handle cases related to the last year's bloody coup attempt.
