Sentence examples for free pathway from inspiring English sources

Knudsen diffusion where fluid molecule collides with pore wall (happens when molecular mean free pathway closer to pore size).

Filling was done in such a way that a free pathway (average diameter of a few millimetres similar to those previously observed in the "Ratto delle Sabine" model) is left to allow for the flow of hot air.

DSB repair through HR process is an error free pathway, since it requires an extensive region of sequence homology between the damaged and template strands, whereas NHEJ is an error prone alternate pathway for the repair of DSBs, which essentially joins broken chromosomal ends independent of sequence homology.

It was attributed to the high quality interconnected SWCNT network providing the almost free pathways for charge carriers.

As Villani observes: "the fortress city and the logic of segregation need to be countered by an urban life that contrasts with the existing kind, split into free pathways of encounters in which time, the 'spending' of time is not commensurate with consumption.

However, it does not provide any sample or free pathways in their web site, and hence, this commercial knowledgebase is not included in this review for the analysis of its quality of pathway data contents.

I left Nantes via the Erdre to get to the Nantes-Brest canal, and was soon trundling at a satisfactory pace along a wide and blissfully traffic-free pathway.

Oxidative degradation is the route adopted for lignin decomposition in the natural world [72], and offers a hydrogen-free pathway to vanillin [11, 73].

Here we report on a metal-free pathway of a porous conjugated polymer via simple Knoevenagel polycondensation under mild reaction conditions.

Moreover, a nuclear-free pathway would involve up to a 50% greater cumulative capital investment compared to a high nuclear penetration scenario ($73.7 trillion).

When Olympic sprinters push themselves to the limit, the energy-producing pathways in their cells switch gears, turning to an oxygen-free pathway to keep the juice flowing.