Sentence examples for characterizations in a from inspiring English sources
The material was fabricated as an electrode and charge/discharge characterizations in a LIB anodic half cell was carried to elucidate the capacity behavior of the same.
However, for the subsequent electrochemical characterizations in a wider potential window (from −0.6 to 1.1 V vs. SHE) where the Mn dissolution in the electrolyte occurs in the form of Mn2+, another procedure was followed.
Our findings provide one of the first comprehensive lncRNA characterizations in a crustacean, contributing towards understandings on the regulatory role of lncRNAs during the drug response in Caligus rogercresseyi.
I knew I could bring the blood, monsters, action, and military elements to the project, and felt she could bring rich characterizations in a historical setting.
After Batman Returns was completed Warner Bros. felt it was best for Catwoman to survive, saving more characterizations in a future installment.
Based on data from spatio-temporal expression profiles, functional characterizations in a heterologous yeast system and subcellular localizations, we propose fates of paralogs of soybean PHT1 were subfunctionalization.
Mr. Suozzi, who is also 51, a lawyer and father of three, rejected those characterizations in an interview in his law office in which he outlined his campaign motifs.
Cruz campaign spokeswoman Catherine Frazier pushed back on Rubio's characterization in a statement to the Guardian.
"A slap in the face is right," one frustrated official said, agreeing with the characterization in a recent article by Labour MPs Jeremy Corbyn and Andy Slaughter along with conservative MPs David Davis and Andrew Mitchell.
A characterization in a novel or drama is spoken of as being true to human nature, true to the way people actually speak or behave or feel.
As Slate's William Saletan notes, Obama embedded his bitter- clingers characterization in a longer riff about why it's important for Democrats to keep fighting for blue-collar votes.
