Sentence examples for even reactive from inspiring English sources
A material balance across a column section leads to a difference point, which we can use to understand column tray-by-tray and limiting behavior for ordinary, extractive and even reactive distillation.
There may have been an inclination, a natural one, for Solomon as a "heroic" character to have been more proactive or even reactive in certain circumstances.
The ability to join even reactive metallic glasses in air on a timescale of the order of milliseconds to seconds at low pressure and temperature with predictable joint strength suggest a highly practical and economic method to join metallic glasses.
Moreover, even reactive overshoot was found for serotonergic fibres in several limbic areas of the brain, including left entorhinal cortex [ 10] and the septal pole of the hippocampal dentate gyrus [ 11].
In the ever-changing academic environment we can't be passive; we can't even be reactive.
VR headsets, on-the-spot running apparatus, force-feedback clothing and even, bizarrely, reactive prosthetic genitalia are all discoverable with an occasionally worrying internet search.
One obstacle in defining the role of oxidants in aging is our lack of knowledge of when, or even if, reactive oxygen species (ROS) accumulation causes physiological alterations that are severe enough to affect the lifespan of an organism and whether manipulation of the onset of oxidative stress will alter lifespan.
They can also break apart biological molecules into even more reactive species (such as reactive oxygen species) which will also disrupt biological processes.
Suddenly, northeast Ohio had an even larger reactive power deficit, and more strain on its transmission lines.
Even the reactive statements put out by Labour and the Tories yesterday had all the urgency of a door being seen to be slammed – long after the horse had bolted.
Nucleophilic aromatic substitution is a practical synthetic reaction only when the aryl halide bears a strongly electron-attracting substituent, such as a nitro group NO2, at a position ortho or para to the halogen, as in 1-chloro-4-nitrobenzene: Additional nitro groups make the aryl halide even more reactive.
