Sentence examples for conventional bases from inspiring English sources

In §4 metric relations between conventional bases of special and minimally more general lattice types are tabulated.

Note that the two types of these pairs always belong to different crystal families, whence they have different conventional bases.

Tables 3 ▶ and 4 ▶ also illustrate how the distinction between conjugate and normal subgroups made in Fig. 2 ▶ affects the relation between the conventional bases.

Metric relations between conventional bases of special and general lattice types are tabulated and applied to continuous equi-translation phase transitions.

While these universal nucleotide analogues are reported to be capable of binding with all four conventional bases, we found their performance inferior to degeneracy.

If a denture design with retentive clasp arms from polyamide-12 is chosen primarily for aesthetic reasons, anterior resin material may be substantially more visible than in partial dentures with conventional bases and metal clasps.

Conventional base stations, he points out, have hundreds of coaxial cables connecting the bits of various signal-processing circuitry.

The SNP's Westminster defence spokesman, Brendan O'Hara, called for Faslane to be made into a "conventional base" rather than a nuclear hub.

A more conventional base from which to explore the Valle D'Itria is the five-star Hotel Masseria del Cardinale (00 39 080 489 0335; www.relaisdelcardinale.com).com

While Cruz is drawing his backing from a conventional base of white evangelicals and Tea Party supporters in Iowa, Trump is amassing a more unusual coalition including secular, blue-collar workers and others who may not traditionally align with the GOP.

Nanofluids are suspension of nanoparticles (less than 100 nm) in the conventional base fluids.