Sentence examples for exhibited record from inspiring English sources
Pictures by Alvin Baltrop (1948-2004), a few of the thousands he took but never exhibited, record life on Manhattan's West Side piers, a gay cruising ground, from 1975 to 1986.
The anodes exhibit record areal capacities for Si-based anodes.
Thin-film solar cells based on polycrystalline Cu(In,Ga Se2 absorbers exhibit record conversion efficiencies of up to 22.6%.
While the oceans exhibit record warmth, it is the average temperature over land regions and in the Arctic that has risen most.
In this article, we report several examples of photonic-crystal nanocavity devices that exhibit record low consumption energy/power and explain how we have achieved the performance that we describe.
To test this hypothesis, a similar XAS analysis procedure was repeated on a series of dealloyed Pt x Ni/C NP catalysts that were recently demonstrated to exhibit record ORR activity and durability in PEMFCs.
These catalysts exhibit record ORR activity and durability in PEMFCs, which was attributed to their extraordinary Ni retention against the dealloying process (thus high Ni content in BOL catalysts) and the extensive voltage cycling in PEMFCs (thus high Ni content in aged catalysts).
The dynamical aspects of decoherence can be exploited indirectly, in that single-time components will exhibit records of the past, which ensure adequacy with respect to observations, but about whose veridicity Van Fraassen remains agnostic.
On Wednesday, the government played a video that had been put in the court exhibit record by the defense, showing Ward attempting to persuade Bundy and others to leave the refuge peacefully and try to work out their grievances through the system.
Recording simulation with an FEM-analyzed field of a side-shielded multi-surface pole head exhibited successful recording with increased cross-track shift margins as well as the effect of the elongated dot shape.
They preserve and exhibit a record of their doings; normally, of justified conduct, actions worthy of celebration.
