Sentence examples for conventional transmission from inspiring English sources

De Graef, M. Introduction to Conventional Transmission Electron Microscopy (Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, 2003).

Here, leukocyte LB ultrastructure was studied in detail by conventional transmission electron microscopy (TEM), immunogold EM and electron tomography.

But in his view neither finding requires a rewriting of Mendel's laws, which correctly describe the conventional transmission of the hereditary information carried by DNA.

Thus, the performance of conventional transmission control protocol (TCP) will be dramatically degraded in ANs.

In situ measurements are a pivotal extension of conventional transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

Conventional transmission electron microscopy was used to observe the buried amorphous layer.

The cardiac intercalated disc (ID) has been extensively studied by conventional transmission electron microscopy (EM).

Instead of a fixed number of gear ratios, like those of a conventional transmission -- whose shifts the driver can feel as they occur -- a C.V.T. has an infinite number of gear ratios that change constantly.

Once you can see your way through the turn and it is safe to finally press down on the accelerator, you get the power when you want it, without waiting for a conventional transmission to downshift.

The proposed device is compact, has reduced number of regions, junctions and interconnects in comparison to the conventional transmission gate.

The self-assembled aggregates were characterized with a combination of conventional transmission electron microscope and atomic force microscope techniques.