Sentence examples for coupling of an from inspiring English sources
Perhaps there's wider appeal in his coupling of an ethereal yet classic sound with universal themes of nostalgia, longing, regret and particularly powerlessness and anonymity.
Ms. Maizus is waiting for her insurance check to begin work on her house, but she and Queen Esther have become fast friends, an odd coupling of an introverted artist and social butterfly.
Having been taught in high school to read literary texts according to principles derived from the New Criticism — close reading, dissection of metaphor and symbol — it was shocking and exhilarating to discover Millett's audacious coupling of an explicit political critique with a technically skilled literary dissection.
An Accelerator Driven System (ADS) consists in the coupling of an accelerator with a nuclear reactor.
Coupling of an azide moiety-containing POSS and alkyne-functionalized MWNTs was carried out via Cu(I)-clickyzed chemistrymistry.
The covalent coupling of an amine-terminated DNA probe with the hydroxyl groups (Figure 2B) was achieved by using the following procedure.
The coupling of an oscillator to the environment shifts its resonance frequency ω j → ω ˜ j [48], which can be significant if the coupling rate is large.
Amide coupling of an amine and an activated carboxylic acid is one of the most reliable, high-yielding chemical conversions in organic synthesis.
An experimental setup is designed in order to achieve unidirectional chemical coupling of an electrochemical oscillator and imitate neural synaptic transmission.
This approach is based on the coupling of an incomplete gradient formulation, which avoids adjoint state computation, with a multi-level method.
An alternative procedure for direct DCC-coupling of an acyl chain to the NDP or NTP was developed by Kreimeyer et al. This method appeared to be efficient for the formation of 2′,3′-deoxynucleosides prodrugs, but low yields were observed with ribofuranosyl purine nucleotides due to additional potential acylation sites.
