Sentence examples for first one consisting from inspiring English sources
The conceptual design foresee a development in two stages, the first one consisting on a material testing loop.
In this paper, we consider two classes of applications, the first one consisting of applications that can run on either mainframes or client/server systems, but they are better suited for the latter, and the second one consisting of applications that are more appropriate to continue to be hosted by mainframes.
The first one consisting of a deposition of Ag nanoparticles on Si substrate from AgNO3/HF solution and subsequent etching in HF/H2O2 resulted in the formation of 2-μm-long vertically aligned Si nanowires with diameters ranging from 64 to 240 nm.
Two different series of catalysts were prepared, the first one consisting of undoped samples having different vanadium oxide content, and the second one of samples having 7 wt.% V2O5 and variable amounts of Sb and Cs as promoters.
Two separate mixes were prepared, the first one consisting of 30 µl of total siRNA (20 µ m stock) and 1150 µl of Improved MEM, Zinc Option (Gibco 10373) supplemented with 10 µg/ml iron-loaded human transferrin (Sigma) medium.
Two runs were performed, a first one consisting of all scenarios (Additional file 2: Figure S1A and S1B), and a second one whereby only scenarios having the highest posterior probabilities were taken into consideration.
The first one consisted of a worm placed on top of a pad (same thickness as before) with a higher concentration of agar (2%).
The first one consists of a direct method, based on the simulation of each ULCF specimen under monotonic conditions and in the other one is based on the use of the previously generated 3D monotonic ductile fracture locus.
The first one consisted of deposition of the enzyme membrane on the transducer surface (first layer) and the zeolite membrane as the second layer.
The first one consists of 13 letters and 7 interviews.
The first one consisted of 27 paintings, all of them by artists under 40 yrs.
