Sentence examples for by interchange of from inspiring English sources

In this context, reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer polymerization/macromolecular design by interchange of xanthates (RAFT/MADIX) technology is a fantastic tool that can be easily performed in mild and "green" conditions, being compatible with a huge variety of functional monomers and providing an excellent control of the organic shell characteristics.

In this approach, well-defined homodifunctional linear polymers with azide terminals were prepared by using the reversible addition chain transfer polymerization/macromolecular design by interchange of xanthates (RAFT/MADIX) to polymerize unconjugated vinyl monomers in the presence of a diazide xanthate chain transfer agent.

/ɬ/ began merging with /s/ in Late Biblical Hebrew, as indicated by interchange of orthographic and, possibly under the influence of Aramaic, and this became the rule in Mishnaic Hebrew.

Although STMDs respond better to black targets [9] and light target sensitivity is not modeled here, a symmetric correlation operation could be established for a white target detector by interchange of the signal roles in Equation 4. This would provide white target sensitivity by correlating a delayed ON channel with an undelayed OFF channel.

Interchanging the M4 domain alone caused a large reduction in activity of SWR1, and activity was also reduced by interchange of M5 and M3A domains individually, whereas M2 and M3B domain interchanges had minimal effects.

Beyond kin-based transfers (e.g., milk to offspring), it seems plausible that what evolved first was the capacity or motivation to exchange services, followed by interchange of goods for services and, ultimately, goods for goods (Brosnan et al. 2008).

The single sample classified as O. sativa that was assigned to O. glaberrima, and the single sample classified as O. glaberrima that was assigned to O. sativa, were most likely caused by interchanging of materials during the experiment.

Although the IPPR, like Policy Exchange, claims pick up in a range of party manifestos for its ideas, it is known to be close to Labour – a closeness fostered by an interchange of staff.

With the development of Fourier-transform spectrometers, this distinction of areas has blurred and the more sophisticated instruments can cover from 10 to 25,000 cm−1 by an interchange of source, beam splitter, detector, and sample cell.

AT the request of the Ministry of Munitions the Optical Society held an, exhibition of workshop methods of optical testing at King's College, Strand, on January n, in order that by the interchange of workshop methods of test, the production of optical instruments for naval and military use might be expedited.

The expansion, financed by city bonds issued in 1985, is a big gamble for city officials, who hope that improved convention business will help revitalize the nearby area, which is bordered on two sides by the interchange of the Harbor and Santa Monica Freeways.