Sentence examples for description of exchange from inspiring English sources
The presented description of exchange economies goes along the lines of [[2], pp.29-31] and is rather standard.
A large fraction (15 reactions and 15 metabolites) of these additional elements arises due to a different description of exchange reactions.
His Description of the Exchange at Bristol (1745) was reprinted in 1969.
On a lesser level, Corker also said that Trump's description of their exchange was a lie, in that Trump really had wanted to endorse him.
He then argues that this description of communicative exchange is incompatible with the claim that first meaning is systematic, shared, and prepared.
The Fe2 EPR spectra consist of transitions within the lowest multiplet states S = 1, 2, 3, which were analyzed using the full spin Hamiltonian description of an exchange coupled pair of s = 5/2 spins.
A comprehensive description of proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) performance includes the transport phenomena, phase change and electrochemical reaction inside the several components, which possess disparate characteristics and together form a complex three-dimensional geometry.
This is especially true in nearshore environments, where biologically mediated transport is often the dominant solute transport mechanism in surface sediments.[31] Studies that attempt to link observed pore water profiles with the underlying process dynamics thus require a mathematical description of solute exchange due to bioirrigation.
After fixing an obvious error in her description of the exchange she provided a year later, the Oversight and Compliance training woman said it would have happened "during the timeframe between 5-12 April 2013".
On the other hand, an alternative description of the exchange-correlation interaction within local density approximation (LDA) leads to overestimation of the energy values compared to the experimental data.
The revolt prompted a furious Cameron to confront the rebel leader Jesse Norman outside the Commons division lobbies – though Downing Street rejected descriptions of the exchange as an angry one.
