Sentence examples for established room from inspiring English sources
Some of the effect of gamma irradiation on the pneumatic pressure dependence of the well established room temperature transition (ca. 19 °C) in polytetra(fluoroethylene) are described.
The courses will establish room for collegial feedback and dialogue and also build knowledge to create a platform for coordinated flow of information between employees and managers and among colleagues.
He now has about 200 men and 150 women as volunteers whose main task is to visit the elderly and sick and help establish rooms in local hospitals where the Orthodox can feel comfortable with a place to pray or read and kosher meals to eat.
On-cell patches were established in room air, such that currents were recorded first in room air and then from the same patches after deoxygenation.
An ultrasonic route for the preparation of tellurium nanorods in aqueous solution is established at room temperature.
Several studies have started to tackle this challenge, but a fully active synthetic pathway has yet to be established, leaving room for future undertakings.
A stainless steel tube with inner diameter of 0.9 mm was used as a burner nozzle, and the diffusion flame was established at room temperature and atmospheric pressure.
Many writers were also able to grab a spot at the Frederick Lewis Allen Room at the New York Public Library, or in the privately established Writers Room, a nonprofit loft with 35 desks that started in 1978 and remains at 10 Astor Place.
These findings agree with our study in which growth of amoebae was established at room temperature (22°C 25°C), 32°C, and 37°C.
Using electronic medical records, we established the room numbers for 988 patients during their stay in the ICU and assigned them as having been treated in a window or nonwindow room (see Figure S1 in Additional file 1 for the layout of the ICU at our hospital).
"Bad Girls: A Collection in Action" honors the women who dedicated their lives and their work to tearing down established order to make room for experience, freedom and life.
