Sentence examples for energetic range from inspiring English sources
The electron energy distribution function (EEDF) deviated from the Maxwellian distribution mainly in the energetic range below 5eVV.
"Adaptable" components, whether for the metal ion or for the ligating group, are defined as those having several coordination modes within a narrow energetic range.
Finally, if more than one CAM is introduced on each side of cell surfaces, the lateral binding (cis-interactions) between these CAMs will positively correlate with their trans-interactions only within a small energetic range, suggesting that cell adhesion is an elaborately designed process in which both trans- and cis-interactions are fine-tuned collectively by natural selection.
An energetic range of approximately 7 kJ mol−1 (1.3 p K units) is covered by the current data set.
The second feature may partially compensate for the higher frustration of these last networks, by lowering the interaction strength needed for a transition to ordered response (in average), and thereby ensuring the effectiveness of this reduced coherent behavior in an energetic range more critical for these classes of networks.
For some designs the energetic range between impractically slow growth and extensively defective aggregation is as narrow as 0.2 kB T. The superstructures described below were assembled from metaparticles of uniform composition; their quality was only slightly degraded by including defective metaparticles at the levels indicated by simulations of cluster formation.
Similar trends are observed in the ortho-monofluorinated and o, o′-difluorinated series b and c, with respective energetic ranges of 5.3 and 4.2 kJ mol−1.
Indeed, variations as subtle as methylation can lead to an overlap of these three energetic ranges: the difluorinated E has larger EHB values than the monofluorinated C and D, and the same is true when comparing the trifluorinated H to the difluorinated G. Similar conclusions can be drawn by considering the NBO interaction energies.
Beginning in the mid-1950s, Mr. Leipzig, a small, energetic man, ranged far beyond New York.
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Finally, TSA is more effective in cleaning faujasites with 48 or more Al, compared to PSA/VSA, leading to a higher regenerability (energetic cost index range between 2.3 and 2.4 GJ/tCO2.4
