Sentence examples for evolution of a series from inspiring English sources

(b) Evolution of a series of grains.

The identification and evolution of a series of potent and selective p38 inhibitors is described.

As we mentioned in the previous sections, we are going to evaluate the evolution of a series of variables over a period of 8 years for different scenarios of energy storage.

When following by XPS the evolution of a series of graphitic materials submitted to either mechanical, chemical or thermal treatment, the addition of a "defect peak" to the classical pristine asymmetric line appears imperative in the fitting.

If the first representation, a, rises as an "immediate reproduction", it then most quickly pulls b up after it, since b is most completely fused with r; but somewhat more slowly c, and with ever decreasing speed, d, etc. (Stout calls this the "evolution" of a series; Stout 1888a: 335).

The Yanchang Formation is divided into 10 depositional units – Chang 10 (base) to Chang 1 (top) – that record the sedimentary evolution of a series of large-scale fluvial systems that constructed delta-front and pro-delta bodies as they entered a large, interior-draining lake.

In the present work, the electrocatalytic activity towards oxygen evolution for a series of lanthanum-ruthenium compounds has been investigated by steady-state current-potential measurements in alkaline media to understand the effect of structure, valence state of the transition metal ion, and the role of surface adsorbed hydroxyl species.

In general, Granger causality (GC) is tested on a basis of linear autoregressive models predicting the evolution of a time series or of a set of time series [29].

In this work, we present the controlled synthesis and hydrogen evolution property of a series of Ag:Zn-In-S quantum dots (QDs) in an effort to a more comprehensive understanding of Ag doping.

Here, we present the current RS treatment protocol employed at the HRAC-USP and analyze the evolution of a large series of severe cases of children with RS treated exclusively with NPI.

Nine academic, scientific and cultural institutions around the city are holding a Year of Evolution, a series of exhibitions, seminars and lectures to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin next February, and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his seminal work, "The Origin of Species".