Sentence examples for distinguished properties from inspiring English sources

Moreover, our approach allows to derive distinguished properties of the well-known PH/PN parameterizations as special subcases of the introduced QN parameterizations.

Natural biomaterials have extensively been researched since their distinguished properties adapting to their living surroundings.

Polymer layered silicate nanocomposites have been studied for many years and due to their distinguished properties and applications, it is still the subject of many research programs.

These distinguished properties of RTILs have brought attention to them in applications with biological cells and tissue in vacuum environment for scanning electron microscopy, and in microfluidic devices for micro-total analysis system (micro-TAS).

Many creative strategies have been proposed to furnish CPs with distinguished properties or integrate CPs with other functional moieties to form multifunctional materials, which have been widely applied in different biological conditions, ranging from in vitro to in vivo experiments.

Common and distinguished properties of such an intercalation process in a host material and adsorption of the same species on a metallic interface are compared and discussed, taking into account a pronounced difference in the corresponding potential profiles across the cells and possible kinetical rate-determining steps.

The networks defined in this way display distinguishing properties, the most striking being that often several routes proceed in parallel for a sequence of stations.

A comparison of material used in conservation projects in Saxony to the specialised products can identify and distinguish properties for achieving low hydraulic conductivity, in turn facilitating the location of other suitable naturally occurring clays.

MSCs derived from various mesenchymal tissues contain common features, but an increasing number of reports describe distinguishing properties dependent on their origin [ 45, 46].

Consolidation of segments into tracts allowed us to estimate the minimum number of independent transformation events in each recombinant and to distinguish properties of selected tracts from those that were acquired independently of the selected loci.

What distinguishes property law from all other jural relationships, then, is that the jural relationships of property law deal with things.