Sentence examples similar to compact standards from inspiring English sources

The proposed sensor is demonstrated to reach ultra high overall sensitivity (>1000 μm/RIU) and very low limit of detection (LO D< 10−6 RIU), with a compact, standard SOI chip.

Approximative rate laws such as generalized mass action (GMA) (Horn and Jackson 1972), S-systems (Savageau and Voit 1987), lin-log (Visser and Heijnen 2003), and convenience kinetics (Liebermeister and Klipp 2006), have compact standard formulations that can facilitate the development and analysis of large-scale models (Heijnen 2005, Costa et al. 2010).

Aside from the compact, efficacious standards ("East of the Sun, West of the Moon," "You're Mine, You,"), Saturday's first set included two calypsos and a Hawaiian song, "Sweet Leilani," which came toward the end and included some marvelously focused playing, both by Mr. Rollins and by the pianist Stephen Scott.

Instead, it's up to Wisconsin's natural resources agency to make sure the proposal meets the compact's standards when it comes to diverting water.

Compact disc standards were first released in 1980.

One rule of thumb: older computers run PATA; newer ones run the more compact SATA standard.

However, since the embedding (S_{0}^{1,2}(Omega)hookrightarrow L^{2^{sharp}}(Omega)) is not compact, the standard minimization argument cannot be applied directly.

But gone is the classy interior that once set the compact-car standard and was the envy of competitors.

The paper presents biogrouting of silty soil compacted using standard energies in the laboratory soil compactor.

The hybrid resin serves as a perfect insulating coating deposited on FeSi particles and the core shell particles can be further compacted by standard powder metallurgy methods in order to prepare final samples for mechanical, electric and magnetic testing.

Both standard and non-standard compact specimens were employed to experimentally study the crack growth behavior of 7075-T651 alloynum alloy in ambient air.