Sentence examples for dispersed character from inspiring English sources

However, these techniques suffer serious drawbacks; in fact depending on the preparative conditions, the particles have a tendency to agglomerate slowly and lose their dispersed character.

The DSC measurements confirmed the dispersed character of the PA6 phase.

In microsporocyte nuclei, the distribution of Sm proteins often had a dispersed character (phase C, Figs.  1i, 3i), or an accumulation of Sm-snRNP occurred in the nucleus (phase D, Figs.  1m, S3m).

In the contrast, the T +/+T43H and t 12 +/+T43H spermatocytes show γH2AX-positive chromatin possessing more disperse character with traces of nascent transcripts.

Car manufacturers and their suppliers are usually geographically dispersed, heterogeneous characters of various resources.

The characteristic bands of the S/N-CNT composite are consistent with that of the elemental sulfur but with reduced intensity, which indicate the well-dispersed character of nanoscopic sulfur in the composite structure, as evidenced further by electron microscopy analysis as well.

Fiction was dispersed, disseminated among characters of shifting sexuality who did not make up conventional family groups.

For instance, the character 'lenticel distribution' is divided into three character states: dispersed (17 photographs), in horizontal lines (11 photographs) and in vertical lines (11 photographs).

The Chinatown Asian community thrived until the 1940s, after which its population decreased and became integrated and dispersed, losing its Asian character; urban blight and the preparations leading up to Expo '74 led to Chinatown's eventual demolition.

Fossil evidence for Osmundaceae occurs in three main forms: (1) permineralized axes with vascular, cortical and petiolar anatomy characteristic of the family; (2) compressions and impressions of foliage (either fertile or sterile); and (3) dispersed spores with sculptural characters typical of fertile macrofossil or extant representatives of the family.

Interestingly, as a consequence of acetylation, the surface electronegativity appeared to disperse the electropositive character (blue contours).