Sentence examples for except edge from inspiring English sources
Construct (T^e_mathrm{edge}), a set of tetrahedrons, that shares at least one edge with (t^e_0) except edge e. 4.
Therefore, the energy bands concentrate on these values at k = ±π except edge sites, suggesting that the introduction of the edge site energy is not sufficient to improve the description of electronic properties of BC2N nanoribbons within TB model.
Construct (T^e_mathrm{edge}), a set of tetrahedrons, that shares at least one edge with (t^e_0) except edge e. Select a tetrahedron (t^e_x in T^e_mathrm{edge}) and search for an edge-sharing tetrahedron as described above in steps 2 and 3. Add the new edge-sharing tetrahedron to (T^e_mathrm{edge}) and repeat until no entry is found.
Endemism and ∂ -endemism schemes were better than the Red List-based scheme once 200 to 300 ecoregions accumulated for all target threat categories, except EDGE.
In addition, except for edge carbon atoms of nanoribbons (on both sides) which have the most variations, the diagram relating to the rest of atoms is zigzag shape.
By contrast, over 48 d, glycine addition led to no net C mineralization in all soils except stream edge and lake shore soils, indicating either substantial assimilation of the added C (and N), or no detectable utilization of the glycine.
The hydraulics provided actuation for all the primary flight controls; all secondary flight controls except leading edge slats; and landing gear retraction, extension, gear steering, and wheel braking.
By 2011, vegetation changes, except along channel edges and limited parts of the NM site (also in limited areas of some islands), were related to the dominance of Phragmites.
Shave everything except the edges, sideburns and then shave your head, except for your bangs.
The graph version of the problem remains the same except that edges only exist between two vertices that correspond to subsequences whose Hamming distance is at most 2 d (since otherwise they cannot both be implanted instances of the same pattern).
At all ages, sisters of centenarians had death rates of about half the national average, and brothers had a similar edge, except during adolescence and young adulthood.
