Sentence examples for characteristics of one of from inspiring English sources

In this paper the obtaining of energy characteristics of one of such proteins carbonic anhydrase B is reported.

This paper sets forth a synergistic investigation involving coupled experimentation and numerical simulation of the characteristics of one of the main categories of body-fluid heating means.

The aerodynamic characteristics of one of the prismatic-bodied smokestacks by wind-tunnel test and 2-D discrete vortex method of numerical analysis are studied.

To get a detailed knowledge of the recharge characteristics of one of the larger underground river systems, a hydrological and physico-chemical monitoring was carried out at Seropan River during rainy season in February 2012.

In every other cases to an improvement of the mechanical characteristics of one of the layers (ballast, sub-ballast, super-compacted layer, soil embankment) corresponds to an increase of the load on the bed surfaces and a bending moment decrease on the rail.

On huge screens, users can add musical notes, change effects and influence the characteristics of one of three instruments.

Toxin antitoxin (TA) systems were predicted with RASTA-Bacteria software (Sevin and Barloy-Hubler 2007) and we focused on predicted proteins with a domain characteristic of one of the nine most frequent TA system families: CcdA/CcdB, HicA/HicB, HigB/HigA, HipA/HipB, MazE/MazF, ParD/ParE, Phd/Doc, RelB/RelE, and VapB/VapC (Pandey and Gerdes 2005).

Basically, this comes from an instrumental quality in her voice -- a quality that was characteristic of one of her most noted predecessors, Ivie Anderson -- which enables her to produce the kind of phrasing and tonal color that might come from one of the Duke's more individualistic instrumentalists".

If this system separates two different electrolyte solutions and some soluble species are formed, they can diffuse through the porous mass and participate in some chemical reaction characteristic of one of the electrolytes.

If a characteristic of one of the five elements discussed in Section 3.2 is changed, it will affect the other four in some way.

While previous studies have characterized the metabolic "skeleton", common to all domains of life, or innovations characteristic of one of the lineages leading to mammals [ 18, 19, 21], a global view of the metabolic innovations in mammals was not previously reported.