Sentence examples for converted to aggregates from inspiring English sources

Also, the topmost narrow terraces are completely converted to aggregates of metallic nanoclusters, as they are attacked by CO molecules at their perimeter, and the reduction reaction spreads parallel to the surface.

During surfactant turnover prior to endocytosis these large aggregates are converted to inactive small aggregates composed of unilamellar vesicles.

The objective of this study is to describe how by-products of bottom ash and stone dust can be converted to lightweight concrete aggregate; both stone dust and bottom ash have a chemical composition ideal for use as expansive lightweight aggregates.

Welsh's confident kicking continued as Ross landed his second penalty but moments later their usually resilient defence was broken down by Ben Mosses, who fed to Hughes for Bristol's third try, and replacement Adrian Jarvis converted to reduce the aggregate deficit to eight points.

The soluble aggregates were capable of converting to fibrillar aggregates with Aβ4 42 and AβpE3 42 showing significant thioflavin-T-reactivity already during the nucleation phase of aggregation [ 7].

Strikingly, one Aβ linker variant rapidly formed protofibrillar oligomers, which did not convert to fibrillar aggregates in contrast to Aβ aggregating to fibrils under similar incubation conditions.

The weather data is converted to weather intensity and aggregated as a weather block.

As this information is available in public databases, it could be easily converted to bit fingerprints and aggregated in a modified version of Sachem/Lucy.

Scenario analysis indicates that if 25%75%% of the fallow or low-intensity land were converted to irrigated maize, national aggregate production could increase by 10 14% or 29 42%, respectively.

Fibrinogen appeared to be particularly susceptible to modification by the pyrrole, being substantially converted to a high molecular weight aggregate.

Raw scores are aggregated and converted to a linear scale ranging from 0 to 100, with higher scores representing a higher level of functioning or a higher level of symptoms [ 8].