Sentence examples for from one band from inspiring English sources
However, in our opinion, two or more sequences from one band can contribute to the change of band intensity observed on the autoradiography, as suggested by the fact that two different sequences cloned from the same band were both confirmed to be up-regulated after pathogen attack (43DU149 and 43DU149').
Generally, an electron or hole has to gain or lose a set amount of energy to move from one band to the other.
Only those in the front rows were close enough to catch a glimpse of the screens and see exactly what was happening at Twickenham but their cheers and sighs spread all around, leaping from one band of fans to the next, alerting everyone to the ebbs and flows of England's game.
Mr. Dorenfeld said that baby boomers were tired of seeing second-tier bands from the 1960's and 70's and that their children shifted allegiance from one band to another so quickly that new ones had trouble building fan loyalty.
"Sometimes this results in magnetic field leaking from one band to the other.
Homesickness probably evolved to discourage people from leaving supportive groups when our prehistoric ancestors lived in small nomadic bands and rarely moved from one band to another.
Pooled organ specimens from one banded mongoose (No. 2075) and one suricate (No. VLF005) and liver samples from another banded mongoose (No. 2344) were homogenized, and equal parts were decontaminated with either 2% HCl or 4% NaOH.
At least this film doesn't have to tie itself in knots accommodating hits from just one band, and screenwriter Joshua St Johnson might have hit on an interesting idea: go on holiday now and you'll find the jukeboxes in obscure beachfront bars really are crammed with madeleines from the 1980s – these hits could well be the soundtrack for a modern break.
Caption: By combining light from several NASA different telescopes that detect X-ray, infrared, visible, and ultraviolet light, this image reveals information about the galaxy this galaxy could never be gleaned from just one band of light.
From Equation 3 of the standard reflection model, subtraction of one band from another provides a reflectance representation that is independent of specular highlight as (5).
