Sentence examples for generally modify from inspiring English sources

These devices generally modify the phase, polarization, amplitude, and/or intensity of a spatial light distribution as a function of electrical drive information or the intensity of another light distribution [1].

No clean-up algorithm was applied, as the scan quality was satisfactory enough and clean-ups generally modify the microstructure, especially in grain boundary areas, which would falsify the results.

In England, treasure trove went to the Crown; in the United States, founded in opposition to the Crown, the law was generally modified into a "finders keepers" principle.... Tells how Corliss threatened Anderson and demanded his half of the gold, which led Anderson to turn the coins over to Wenner..

In England, treasure trove went to the Crown; in the United States, founded in opposition to the Crown, the law was generally modified into a "finders keepers" principle.... Tells how Corliss threatened Anderson and demanded his half of the gold, which led Anderson to turn the coins over to Wenner.

In this paper, we design a more generally modified impulsive control scheme than the one in [18].

To overcome this problem scCO2 is generally modified with polar entrainers to improve its affinity with polar compounds.

Generally modified TMVs, which have the cysteine proteins on their surfaces, can be easily attached onto specific metal surfaces in electroless plating solutions.

Inadequate cardiac output is associated with poor outcome following cardiac surgery and is generally modified by use of inotropic agents, volume resuscitation and epicardial pacing.

The formation of a peripherally enhancing abscess with fluid and gaseous content along the ECF track (Fig. 4) should be reported, since it generally modifies the therapeutic approach.

The selective hydrogenation of acetylene in the presence of ethylene over Pd catalysts (generally modified with silver) is of critical importance to prevent deactivation of polyethylene polymerization catalysts.

The surfaces of these particles are generally modified with organic polymers and inorganic metals or oxides to make them biocompatible and suitable for further functionalization by the attachment of various bioactive molecules [80, 81].