Sentence examples for definition materials from inspiring English sources
According to the enriched domains definition (Materials and methods section), domains were discovered for each chromatin mark, and then average enrichment levels were calculated within and around genes for all marks.
This definition of pornography makes it analytically true that pornography is bad: by definition, material that is not bad in the relevant way is not pornography.
A big box retailer in North America described it to me this way: When big tube-based TVs were the norm and we introduced flatscreen displays, the biggest driver wasn't that consumers had high definition material they wanted to play.
In addition, a finite element model of CFS walls under axial compression was developed and is described in detail, including element type, applied load definition, material properties, screw connectors, and initial imperfections.
"There's not enough high-definition material on the air".
The decision by the judge, Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, is a setback for the Bush administration in its effort to promote a narrow definition of materials that must be safeguarded under the Presidential Records Act.
By definition, thermoplastic materials retain their molded shapes up to a certain temperature, which is set by the glass transition temperature or the melting temperature of the particular polymer.
The amplitude of the former and the duration of the latter increased with light intensity and were particularly prominent at high photopic [see definition in Materials and Methods] intensities (I>−4 log Io) (Figs. 1A, C).
Next, VB value (for definition, see Materials and methods) was calculated for all genes not belonging to the kernel group.
To characterize operons (for definition see Materials and Methods), all intergenic distances were calculated for each Methanosarcina genome.
