Sentence examples for by restructuring of the from inspiring English sources

The primary defect in the barrier layer was found to be the oxygen vacancy, which is concentrated in the region of the barrier layer adjacent to the metal, with the outer layer being postulated to form either by restructuring of the outer surface of the barrier layer or by hydrolysis of emerging cations or both.

These changes were paralleled by restructuring of the neurons response to surround stimulus locations and membrane-potential time-course.

We have shown that adaptation can allow E. coli to be more tolerant of SCFAs (Fig.  1e) by maintenance of the optimal membrane fluidity and possibly by restructuring of the membrane composition and surface properties, such as hydrophobicity.

Continuous potential cycling is accompanied by restructuring of both nanoparticles and intergrain boundaries, but does not fully relax lattice compression.

They point out that without the scheduled $15 million state grant through NIFA and millions of dollars in savings the county will achieve by restructuring some of the county's debt through NIFA, the 2003 budget would be drenched in red ink.

This led to the loss of the original inclusive-exclusive difference (later restored through fresh innovations) and was followed by a restructuring of the pronominal system in the first person (see line 17 in the etymology table).

In a new book called "Holding the Line" (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press), seven military experts argue that the Pentagon's budget could even decline slightly in the years ahead by a restructuring of the forces and their missions; for instance, the elimination of the Navy's presence in the Mediterranean.

After a rebound on the public market this past fall driven by a restructuring of the business, the company has taken a beating since on poor sales and poor guidance.

Behavioral research indicates four salient features of insightful problem solving: (i) mental impasse, followed by (ii) restructuring of the problem representation, which leads to (iii) a deeper understanding of the problem, and finally culminates in (iv) an "Aha!" feeling of suddenness and obviousness of the solution.

Furthermore, by appropriate restructuring of the weakly penalized system, we avoid the poor nonlinear convergence for high bulk modulus associated with displacement-only formulations.

In epithelial cancers, the EMT is characterized by a switch in cell membrane cadherins (from E- to N-cadherin), a change from apical basal to front back polarity and the acquisition of motility, enabled in part by the restructuring of the actin cytoskeleton [ 19].