Sentence examples for fully conversion from inspiring English sources

By using ex situ XRD and TEM techniques, an insertion process followed by a fully conversion reaction to Cu and LiF was revealed in the lithium electrochemical reaction of CuF2 thin film electrode.

Although engineering, design, and construction professionals in the United States have not fully adopted conversion to the metric system, the increased globalization of these professions requires familiarization with metric conversion units.

1. Fully automatic conversion is contained;   2.

The pilot conclusively demonstrated the feasibility of a fully automated conversion of MUMPS into Java, achieving a transformation that encompassed nearly all of MUMPS language features.

Fully automatic conversion is contained; Foreground detection and edge information help unify the depth value on the object; Superpixel algorithm clusters pixels with close information; Six kinds of initial gradient hypothesis for initial depth map; Four kinds of scanning modes to fix the depth map; Through a Hough transform, we only extract one-line information to get the slope of the line.

The present paper describes the design of a 1.1 GHz CMOS, fully differential, down conversion mixer to be used as a second down conversion mixer in an integrated transceiver for 5 GHz domotic WLAN.

With limited reaction times and not fully converted, the conversion will correspond to the inhibition, that is, the conversion being a measure of the 'accumulated' inhibition.

Open image in new window Fig. 17 Load versus deflection for controls and fully wrapped configurations (conversion: 1 kip = 4.45 kN; 1 in. = 25.4 mm).

Other RDB elements aspects such as fields, store procedures or triggers were aggregated in the "others" category and 94% of the participants felt they had not covered these aspects fully during the conversion (see last row of Table 4).

Silencing SHP-1 almost fully abolished the conversion of LC3 induced by sorafenib.

This suggests that the TET cell state is fully responsive to conversion into the naive ground state.