Sentence examples for des properties from inspiring English sources

In order to gain further insight regarding the DES properties which govern the preferential hydration in DES/PPG/H2O solutions, the ability of each DES component (hydrogen bond acceptor (HBA) and hydrogen bond donor (HBD)) to form ABS with PPG was also evaluated.

In 2012, the family's worth was estimated to be £2.2bn, and family members, including Czernin, benefited from multimillion dividends on the De Walden Estates properties in central London.

To evaluate the self-cleaning and de-polluting properties of a transparent titania coating, in this investigation a titanium dioxide based suspension was deposited by spray coating on travertine, a porous limestone largely used as building material.

It is usually called "rocking chair battery" for its reversible lithium insertion and de-insertion properties.

Applying the framework derived in Section 2., in this section we show that inverse reconstruction method offers excellent de-noising properties.

Under the current law, Airbnb gets all the nicely scalable parts of being a laissez-faire software platform where hosts easily list and de-list properties while absolving itself of any responsibility if hosts happen to remove units from the city's housing stock.

Michelle Obama milks the great outdoors for all of its de-stressing properties.

Since May 16, the Joie de Vivre properties — Shorebreak, Pacific Edge Hotel in Laguna Beach, Hotel Erwin in Venice and Hotel Angeleno in Los Angeles — have offered a room upgrade to the first guest every day to sing on camera.

To better leverage the de-immunizing properties of PEG, a site-specific PEGylation strategy has been developed for the A1-III enzyme.

The fact that the LRP-1-ICD interacts with various adhesion complex and cytoskeletal components reinforces the close relation it may establish with adhesion receptors and supports its de-adhesive properties towards matrix-engaged integrin complexes.

Our aim was to explore the de-addiction properties of Delphinium denudatum Wall. in morphine dependent rats.