Sentence examples for e lay from inspiring English sources

The results from the D-R isotherm model revealed that the adsorption of lactic acid was a chemical reaction process, since the obtained value of adsorption mean free energy E lay within 8 16 kJ/mol in this case [16].

See, for example Bray E, Lay S, PNAS 1997.

See, for example Bray E, Lay S, PNAS 1997. 1) Figure 1 and related text: We think the reader might appreciate an explanation of why the kinetic schemes shown in Figures 1A, G, and H result in duplication of the transposon.

That's because Tau Ceti e lies somewhat closer to its star than Venus does to the sun and thus revolves faster than Earth.

For the current systems, the value of D e lies within the range of 10−9 10−17 m2 /s; consequently, the system was chemisorption system.

The first sampling point (S1; location: 44.5368° lat. N, 22.5403° long. E) lies 2.4 km northwest of the city of Bor, in the "Jama Bor" underground mine.

And on the other hand, (alpha _1) induces a natural map (E rightarrow widetilde{E}), so we can form a distinguished triangle Open image in new window and (e^dagger (E)) lies in ({text {Ho}}(mathsf{Ind},mathcal {C}_0)).

From the table, it is clear that the error energies nicely agree with the expected values based on the measurement noise since the error E lies in the 95% confidence interval.

Given a set of parametric curves forming a multiply-connected domain (MCD), with one closed curve acting as an outer boundary and several non-intersecting inner curves (loops) as representing holes and two distinct points S and E lying on the outer boundary, this paper provides an algorithm to find the shortest interior path (SIP) between the two points in the domain.

Moreover, consider the standard t-structure on ({mathcal {D}}({text {Ab}})), and for any integer n, denote by ({text {DCoalg}}^{le n}(C_cdot ({text {Ab}}),Q) subset {text {DCoalg}}(C_cdot ({text {Ab}}),Q)) the full subcategory spanned by objects E such that e(E) lies in ({mathcal {D}}^{le n}({text {Ab}})) (that is, (e(E) cong tau _{le n}e(E))).

Outcrop B (Fig.  2d, e) lies ca. 1.1 km downstream of outcrop A, in an area where the parent PDCs were not confined by topography.