Sentence examples for fruitful structure from inspiring English sources

We shall wind up this survey of 19th-century geometry with a few light remarks on a particularly rich and fruitful structure that has pride of place in current physics, namely, Lie groups, so called after Sophus Lie (1842 1899), the Norwegian mathematician who studied them in depth after 1870.

With the merits of the large electroactive surface area, superior electronic conductivity of CQDs, and fruitful porous structure, the as-fabricated battery-type electrode materials present amazing supercapacitor performance.

Our efforts at devising CDAs that target the subset of ARI patients with ILI hint at how fruitful incorporating structured non-ICD-9 EMR parameters may become as disease severity increases.

This could be especially fruitful, since the structures could fold and unfold several dozen times without falling apart. .

Knowledge structure is a fruitful information for an efficient inference.

The most fruitful approach to cyclotide primary structure analysis has been the application of tandem mass spectrometry.

Although covalent NCp7 inhibitors have already been detailed in the first part of this review series, the focus here is based on noncovalent and NA-binder inhibitors and on the analysis of the NCp7 3D structure to deliver fruitful insights for future drug design strategies.

It makes for a fruitful comparison to an earlier structure determination with neither bilayer nor detergent present.

Needless to say, more research along these lines will be fruitful in further exploring the syntactic structure of utterance particles in other Chinese dialects as well as in other languages that have utterance particles and other sentence-final expressions.

In contrast to proteins, studies of smaller peptide fragments with inverted sequences have provided fruitful clues toward understanding protein sequence-structure relationships.

Particularly, holographic techniques give a fruitful contribution to the analysis of mechanical structures under strain, by providing whole field information on displacement [9, 10].