Sentence examples for evolution times from inspiring English sources

The maximal evolution times in the indirectly detected dimensions were set to 50 ms for 15N, 10 ms for 13C and 20 ms for 1H.

Level of artifacts in spectra obtained by Multidimensional Fourier Transform has been studied, considering randomly sampled signals of high dimensionality and long evolution times.

Their relatively low temporal resolution (hours) is, however, decidedly not adequate for detecting short-living events or fires characterised by a marked diurnal cycle and rapid evolution times.

Nonuniform sampling (NUS) in multidimensional NMR permits the exploration of higher dimensional experiments and longer evolution times than the Nyquist Theorem practically allows for uniformly sampled experiments.

With this approach, short evolution times are sufficient to introduce inflow contrast and a spatial dependence of inflow times is avoided.

In addition, we demonstrate that highly restricted dynamics can be clearly observed in 1D spectra and in 2D NMR in time domain if long solid-echo delays and large evolution times are applied, respectively.

Note the considerably different evolution time scales.

The slow evolution time T is measured starting from an arbitrary moment in time.

When appropriate, sampling was exponentially weighted according to the maximum evolution time.

This set up corresponded to an evolution time of 103 ms in the carbon dimension.

The left-hand column shows the corresponding pulse profiles measured at evolution time T indicated with dotted lines.