Sentence examples for frame of such from inspiring English sources

The results show that the electrocatalytic behaviour of the Au nanoparticles, in the frame of such a bimetallic system, is very different from that of pure Au.

Mr. MacArthur, the researcher, has studied government disclosures about the time frame of such reviews and believes that the Department of Education's initial report would probably have been produced and provided to Apollo no later than the end of May 2009 — after which Apollo would have several months to respond.

Some classical inequalities are known to hold also in the frame of such Banach lattice norms.

"In the frame of such space missions as Cassini-Huygens, scientific rewards come indeed after many, many years... and disappointment too.

Although subjects' recall of whether they ever ate the beef and the vegetables, and the approximate time frame of such consumption, may be reasonably reliable, recall of frequency of remote consumption of specific foods is known to be less reliable and may explain some of the observed variation in serum levels of 2,3,4,7,8-pentaCDF (Wu et al. 1988).

There is also the issue of the potential time-frame of such a punishment; West Ham are scheduled to go to West Bromwich Albion in the fifth round on Saturday week.

We estimate that 250 million are missed worldwide from the sampling frames of such surveys and from many censuses and their omission may well lead to substantial biases.

Until now, however, the time-frames of such seismological forecasts have tended to be measured in decades, rather than hours.The technique employed to generate California's daily earthquake forecast is the work of a group of researchers led by Matthew Gerstenberger, a seismologist at the United States Geological Survey (USGS) campus in Pasadena, and published in this week's Nature.

The typical time-frame of such reports is to begin field work 4 6 weeks into a mission and complete a report within a month, while the mission is still operational (Jamal and Crisp 2002).

The framing of such questions matters a lot.

Such studies have consistently observed that cancer rates in migrants soon converge to the cancer rate of the population in their new locale: the time-frame of such changes excludes genetic differences and implicates lifestyle and/or environmental exposures [ 145].