Sentence examples for extent of the second from inspiring English sources

The extent of the second is a matter of how many operations can be accomplished in how much time.

A decrease in temperature was found to reduce the extent of the second mode of transesterification.

The higher-than-normal basal glycemia in some transplant patients may lead to an underestimation of the first-phase insulin release because of a presumed higher degree of degranulation of the insulin granules and to a lesser extent of the second phase of the hyperglycemic phase in these patients.

ReprintsThe argument over the extent of the first redeployment dovetails into a much broader dispute between Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, and Mr Arafat.

Per simulation, we determined the total number of infections (Figure 5A) and the duration of an epidemic (Figure 5B), which characterize the extent of the first outbreak of infections and the ability of the virus to persist in the population even in its initial ill-adapted form (with reduced transmission efficiency compared with modern HIV).

The codes adhering to the previously identified code families were ascribed to expressions composed mostly of one or two sentences in order to distinguish their leading ideas; to some expressions several codes were attached Due to the different structure and extent of the tenth interview, selective coding was applied and only those parts relevant for our research questions were coded.

Therefore, we assume the same, i.e., that the observed gyrophase extent (disappearance) of the second ring corresponds to the lost due to the second reflection.

The extent of the tragedy first became apparent when images and videos were posted on social media, provoking shock but also promoting solidarity across political lines.

That revulsion was aggravated by last month's revelations on WikiLeaks about the extent of the Tunisian first family's extravagance, as a generation languished in joblessness and ordinary families struggled to make ends meet.

"To a large extent, the future of the second world hinges on how it relates to the three superpowers," Mr. Khanna writes, "and the future of the superpowers depends on how they manage the second world".

The first two books, addressed to men, were the original extent of the work; a third, in response to popular demand, was added for women.