Sentence examples for form counterpart to from inspiring English sources

The ENM is first compared to its non-nano form counterpart to determine if ENM-specific assessment is required.

The blind Mexican cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus, represents a particularly strong model for both developmental and genetic analyses as these fish can be raised in the laboratory and hybridized with conspecific surface form counterparts to produce large F2 pedigrees.

His writings on plants form a counterpart to Aristotle's zoological works.

Horovitz's idea was that the book, entitled Story of Oriental Art, would form a counterpart to E. H. Gombrich's Story of Art.

Part of the reason for this generality is the origin of lognormal distribution from multiplicative random processes (forming a counterpart to additive origin of the normal distribution).

Kirby argues that the Church forms a counterpart to Jean Baudrillard's concept of hyperreality, arguing "they create, rather than consume, popular culture in the practice of their spirituality".

They were so clearly chosen to represent diverse identities that they could form a modern counterpart to the studiously multiethnic fighting unit familiar from 1950s war novels and films.

While food webs are not bipartite since they include taxa at many trophic levels and interactions can occur between animals, an obvious subset of a food web, the primary producers and their consumers, form a natural counterpart to the mutualistic plant-animal networks, one in which the interactions are primarily antagonistic.

The coexistence of DAACP and its all- l form counterpart is widely found in biological systems due to incomplete enzymatic isomerization of an l- to d-amino acid.

At last, the improved WENO scheme is blended with its linear counterpart to form a new hybrid scheme for practical applications.

Frankfurt hoped to get access to other exchanges' financial products and customers in return for sharing its whizzy, low-cost trading system.In 1997, Mr Seifert merged Frankfurt's derivatives exchange with its Swiss counterpart to form Eurex, whose nifty technology helped it to poach the lion's share of business in German government-bond (or Bund) futures from Liffe, London's derivatives exchange.