Sentence examples for development a reaction from inspiring English sources
As a challenging mechatronics development, a reaction wheel equipped with a five-axis active magnetic bearing and a digital controller is described in this paper.
This paper describes a thermochemical seasonal storage with emphasis on the development of a reaction zone for an absorption/desorption unit.
PMMA with collagen (Artecoll®) showed the longest interval between injection and development of a reaction (37.1 ± 25.4 months).
In catalyst development, a targeted reaction often is inhibited by a strongly adsorbed species.
In catalyst development a targeted reaction often is inhibited by strongly adsorbed species that are present in the feed.
American military officials sought to cast these recent developments as a reaction to changes in the American and allied strategies in the past year, including aggressive military offensives against the insurgents coupled with attempts to provide visible and reliable protection to the local Afghan population.
ChemSpider became such a success as a "hobby project" that it was acquired by the Royal Society of Chemistry where our growing team of cheminformatics experts develop and support new capabilities including the development of a reactions database, a micro-publishing platform (ChemSpider SyntheticPages[3]) and the integration of chemistry data to our publications.
The use of 2,6-dichlorobenzaldehyde in the initial development of the redox-A reaction turned out to have been a good choice.
In considering what factors might allow for the development of a redox-A reaction, we reasoned that the presumably required transformation of iminium ions such as 2 to azomethine ylides 4 might be accelerated when 2 is derived from a relatively electron-poor aldehyde.
Extensive monitoring of the development of such a reaction during clinical testing is warranted.
The 21 GmGER genes all have the germin activity, exhibiting diverse expression patterns during soybean development, a regular photoperiodical reaction in darkness, response to abiotic stress (such as auxin and salt), as we have proved in this paper.
