Sentence examples for conversion standards from inspiring English sources
Halogens abundances were then calculated using the well-defined conversion standards with known halogen concentrations (Hb3gr, scapolite and Shallowater meteorite 50,51, which monitor the efficiency of noble gas production through thermal and epithermal neutron reactions.
And on issues far beyond sexuality — conversion standards, interaction with Reform and Conservative rabbis, even the degrees of kosher for lettuce and broccoli — the Modern Orthodox sector has spent much of the last generation on the defensive against an increasingly confident and assertive haredi, or ultra-Orthodox, faction.
The diesel is leak was the equivalent of just about 350 barrels of crude oil, based on American Petroleum Institute conversion standards.
This is reflected in the conversion of standards describing open data and standards describing geographical data.
This is an MPEG-4-based standard and conversion from standard formats like DivX and XviD is sufficiently trivial.
Beyond the expectation of high biomass yield with few inputs on marginal land, conversion quality standards for energy crops have yet to be defined by the biofuels industry.
To measure the quality of back conversion, all standard InChI identifiers stored in the selected databases were selected.
To verify the quality of bisulfite conversion assay, standard PCR of the highly methylated P19 gene was performed using primers targeting known methylation sites.
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Due to its success, conversion to standard gauge was delayed until 1860 but, after reopening in 1865, it found that the traffic had been lost to its competitors.
