Sentence examples for generation spot from inspiring English sources
The proton induced X-rays from this spot project a 50 μm round X-ray generation spot into the vertical direction.
Figure 7 provides the scatter plot analysis result corresponding to the wind power generation spot forecast errors.
In this work, two proteins in energy generation (spot 18 representing ATP synthase, and spots 48 and 99 representing NADH dehydrogenase) were significantly reduced in MT anthers, suggesting that the MT anthers were in an energy starved state.
In detail, two of the proteins identified here had functions in carbohydrate metabolism (spot 38 representing triosephosphate isomerase, and spots 164 and 165 representing galactose oxidase), two in energy generation (spot 18 representing ATP synthase, and spots 48 and 99 representing NADH dehydrogenase) and the others were involved in metabolism processes.
They are asking more sophisticated questions than the first generation "spots on brains" experiments, says Mr McCabe, such as "how these spots would change with different economic variables".
Abundance Generation spotted the potential of crowdsourcing for funding environmental projects and simultaneously giving greater control to investors over where they put their money.
This is not surprising because dataset I used older generation spotted cDNA arrays.
The cases included two different technologies; i) an early generation spotted cDNA array (dataset I) and ii) inkjet-printed long oligonucleotide arrays (datasets II IV).
A leaner, more nimble model of Rover that requires less concrete — known as the Jackal for now — lies in wait, while a second-generation Spot is in the works.
Perhaps a second-generation SPOT watch can improve on power efficiency enough to let it run on a pair of watch batteries.
Eighteen proteins were related to the metabolism of carbohydrate and energy production involved in glycolysis (spots 13, 32, 58, 63 and 87), citric acid circle (spot 78), and ATP generations (spots 1, 3, 19, 30, 31, 36, 40, 48, 57, 60, 65 and 66) (supplementary Table S in Additional File 1) in the present study.
