Sentence examples for found expressions from inspiring English sources
These newly found expressions for the weighting potential and charge induction in a pixelated detector are compared throughout to full 3D electrostatic and monte carlo simulations using eVdsim (eV Microelectronics Device SIMulator).
The Republican majority on the committee has been seeking evidence that the White House ordered the Energy Department to approve the loan guarantee to Solyndra, but so far it has mostly found expressions of intense interest from the White House over the timing of the approval.
Since the 1960s, research has found expressions of unequal power in media that, according to Michael Morgan, can be "very dangerous" and "very damaging" to people watching.
Chu et al. [ 16] found expressions of BLyS and APRIL on CD19+ B cells that were closely correlated with the activities of the disease and autoantibody levels in SLE patients.
In this murine model of bleomycin-induced acute lung injury, we found expressions of type I and type III procollagen after 1 hour of high-tidal-volume ventilation, and found microvascular leak and hydroxyproline deposition after 5 hours of high-tidal-volume ventilation.
Indeed, our study only found expressions of serum IL-6, IL-27, and TNF-α rather than VEGF obvious in CH-total rathan tHGn Hgroupsps, which concurred with previous study: IL-6, IL-27, or TNF-α playing an inflammatory role in regulating hepatocyte proliferation and regeneration, and VEGF playing a major role in pathogenesis of liver cancer [ 17, 18, 20, 22, 23, 26, 28].
The lonely found strength in numbers; the numbers found expression in violence.
In recent years, that melancholy has found expression in the tango music of Astor Piazzolla.
To have found expression for it, without grandiloquence, is no commonplace achievement.
Like most powerful, pervasive dynamics, the tensions found expression in incidents almost too trivial to recollect.
The pain this caused June found expression in her diary: Something like magic is happening.
