Sentence examples for described route from inspiring English sources
The described route for the n-type doping of GaAs nanowires is of general interest for all compound semiconductor nanowires and for future nanoscaled devices.
Less than 10% described either dose quantity, frequency of administration, or duration of the course of therapy, and a similar proportion described route of administration.
These books, of which examples survive from the 4th century bc, described routes, headlands, landmarks, anchorages, currents, and port entrances.
Beside described routes, it is also suspected that the transport of morphogens between cells takes place by vesicles such as exosomes (40 100 nm) or microvesicles (100 1000 nm) [118 120].
Recently, three independent reports described routes to diUb conjugates.[ 10] The straightforward linear synthesis of Ub and Ub mutants that we describe here, combined with the efficient production of the UbMESNa thioester, now allows a more convenient preparation of diUb conjugates.
Algorithm 1 describes route discovery procedure and algorithm 2 describes selfish node quarantine procedure.
She is so nervous about the rigorous oral exams, in which applicants describe routes and landmarks to stone-faced examiners whom they call sir and ma'am, that Ms. Grove regularly wakes up her boyfriend in the middle of the night with panicked road-related questions.
It works with a Windows phone and uses location and navigation data with a network of information beacons in urban locations to describe routes.
The Hillbrow CAB members who participated in the mapping exercises produced sketch maps that revealed their limited spatial orientation mostly describing routes in and out of the suburb.
Reports included a detailed press conference by federal health authorities describing routes of transmission, prevention measures, signs and symptoms of infection, and medical management of the disease.
Figure 11a shows the southern Vietnam and Cambodia coast including the southern part of the trunk route described above (route marked 'T' in Fig. 11a) and the various attempts at a number of routes in that area.
