Sentence examples for by hush from inspiring English sources

Optically induced charge transfer between adsorbed molecules and a metal electrode was predicted by Hush to lead to new electronic absorption features, but has been only rarely observed experimentally.

Simple model molecules for two-dot cells are the π-σ-π mixed-valence types, which were proposed by Aviram and studied later by Hush [3, 46].

"And the Address" and "Hey Joe" were cut first, followed by "Hush" and "Help!" later the first day.

Created by HUSH, a design firm that specializes in interactive experiences that communicate complex information, their latest project is a sculpture made of stacked data points which doubles as an instrument able to play sonic representations of those same data points. .

Nonetheless, the aspects of care most consistently identified by Hush et al 15 as important to patients were the personal and professional attributes of the clinician, explanation and communication of information and treatment outcome.

In the meta-analysis by Hush, Cameron, and Mackay [ 3] for example, the average satisfaction rate of patients in physical therapy was 4.44 out of a five-point scale with a 95% confidence interval of 4.41 4.46.

Military secrets can be concealed by hush-hush governmental tactics and found out through espionage, but secrets of nature are discoverable in laboratories anywhere in the world.

The league has long had an uneasy relationship with crowd noise, and may soon embark on its latest quest to overcome it — not by hushing fans, but by allowing visiting players the benefit of a helmet-to-helmet wireless communication system.

After scoring during stoppage time to bring the score to 3 0 in favor of the U.S., Leroux celebrated her goal by hushing the crowd and pointing to the U.S. emblem on her jersey which further inflamed many fans in the crowd.

The latter was fuelled in part by hush-hush policy response itself.

(The books themselves would make a fabulous reading list for book lovers of any age: "My Side of the Mountain," by Jean Craighead George; "Hush," by Jacqueline Woodson; "The Prince and the Pauper," by Mark Twain).