Sentence examples for by a reductive from inspiring English sources
This ideology of nutritionism is defined by a reductive focus on and interpretation of nutrients within nutrition science, dietary guidelines, and food labelling and marketing.
Characterized by a reductive synthesis of flat, expressive color applied as strokes and forms that are more independent than descriptive, the paintings are full of calculated adjustments.
She has specialised in sitting between the two camps in her past work, but perhaps it's telling that the film runs, finally, on American lines: it's governed by a reductive (and lumpily executed) thriller dynamic that inhibits exploration of ambiguous issues.
Sexi-, novi-, duodeci- and quindecithiophenes with hexyl groups were prepared by a reductive coupling reaction of dibromodihexylterthiophene with an activated nickel(0) reagent and purified by liquid chromatography.
The reduction of the C = C bonds and the formation of an OH group of α-terpineol is achieved by epoxidation of a double bond followed by a reductive ring opening of the epoxide.
Finally, the liquid metal remains in this deformed state until the oxidative potential is replaced by a reductive voltage that removes the oxide layer, allowing the Galinstan to return to its minimum-energy geometry (an application of "recapillarity" [13]).
The metals were dissolved by a reductive-acid leaching with sulphuric acid in the presence of oxalic acid as reductant.
The main chiral backbone used for these studies was 1,2- trans-cyclohexanediamine (5) (Scheme 1).[ 14 ] After mono-Boc-protection,[ 15 ] quaternarization could be achieved either by treating 6 with an excess of methyliodide (to obtain trimethylammonium salt-based intermediates 7) or by carrying out a reductive amination with different arylcarbaldehydes first, followed by methylation.
A three-dimensional Kadomtsev Petviashvili (KP) equation governing evolution of weakly nonlinear IA waves is derived by means of a reductive perturbation method.
Yet there is a difference between a constitutive hierarchy of the things studied by various sciences and a reductive hierarchy of those sciences.
The midpoint potential of ToMOC was determined by a colorimetric reductive titration to be −130 30) mV versus NHE (Supporting Information).
