Sentence examples for generation of contact from inspiring English sources

Platelet count and generation of contact factor XIIa, thrombin, and soluble fibrin were assessed.

Contact between two oxide semiconductor grains different in work function (hetero-contact) is characterized by the generation of contact potential, which is sensitive to gases.

Technical solutions for generation of contact pressures as well as the mechanism for moving the sheet through the zone of thermal exposure is described in detail.

Dispersed around these extraordinary works is a varied mass of material — books, prints and photographs and the work of modern and contemporary artists — that attests to several generations of contact between indigenous peoples and government forces, sympathetic observers, trained scholars and aesthetic "kindred spirits".

Populations in North America may have gone from upwards of sixty million to one million in the course of three hundred years, and many of those deaths came within the first few generations of contact.

These features contrast with a non-methylated single copy transgenic locus that required several generations of contact with RNA silencing molecules to become imprinted in a stable epiallele.

Assuming that it takes five years for Rhagada to reach sexual maturity, as estimated for R. capensis[ 14], this gives T = 24,000 generations of contact.

To investigate whether contemporary, 20th generation hybrids have greater mean fitness than 1st and 2nd generation hybrids with the same admixture proportions, we compared our results from contemporary hybrid families to weighted averages corresponding to the expected frequencies of each line cross in the initial generations of contact.

On those rare occasions when we observe the early generations of contact, we can also examine ecological and genetic changes as they unfold, providing a view of short-term dynamics that is not available in most well-established, natural hybrid zones.

This includes three components: the contact search, the generation of discrete contact conditions (constraint equations or penalty forces) and the solution of the dynamic response.

Within a generation of European contact, the Lucayan Taino had died off from the ill effects of colonization, including introduced diseases and enslavement by the Spanish.