Sentence examples for extended properties from inspiring English sources
A linear stability analysis provides several sufficient conditions for an amplitude death state to be unstable, i.e., an odd number property and its extended properties.
Such studies could well pave the way to the development of recombinant vaccines with improved and extended properties and these might well be based on YFV, mycobacterial and/or vaccinia vaccines.
Extended properties include density, vapor pressure, surface tension, viscosity, molar and specific heat capacity, enthalpy of vaporization, thermal conductivity and static relative permittivity (dielectric constant) of ethanol.
The extended properties of discrete Fourier transform are exploited to design the pilots, which makes the pilots from different nodes orthogonal in frequency domain.
The goal of this paper is to present the formulas and developed algorithms for calculation of extended properties of ethanol collected from literature.
This model is in keeping with the extended properties of Gram-positive bacteria, which use small peptides as mating pheromones and quorum-sensing signals in bacterial communication systems [14].
Over the last few decades, a divided Supreme Court has extended property rights at the expense of community interests by expanding the "takings" concept to include regulatory actions that are "functionally equivalent" to direct appropriation.
Several studies have been performed in C. elegans that support the life and healthspan extending properties of biguanides.
Whereas the lifespan extending properties have been well documented for C. elegans, the same does not apply to insects.
Interestingly, lower and higher doses of metformin (10 and 100 mM respectively) do not have lifespan extending properties.
It is therefore no surprise that transgenic animals overexpressing the catalytic subunit of mouse telomerase (mTERT), develop cancers earlier in life, thereby masking the potential beneficial lifespan extending properties of telomerase (Gonzalez-Suarez et al, 2001).
