Sentence examples for growing centre from inspiring English sources

The corridor between Ames and Des Moines, the state's largest city, has fared even better: as the national jobless rate hit 6.3% a year ago, the rate was only 3.9% in Des Moines, a growing centre for insurance and financial services.But look closer, and the economic pain is evident.

This is also explained by the bulky counter cation complexed with monomer molecules, which controls monomer insertion around the growing centre.

Wales' win looks to have come at a cost with growing centre injury crisis ahead of the remaining games against Tonga and Australia.

Canberra, the federal capital, differs from each of the other rapidly growing centres in its heavy emphasis on planning.

These shoot apical growing centres form the primary plant body, and all the tissues directly formed by them are called the primary tissues.

The 13th century witnessed an enormous increase in prosperity not only in the maritime cities but also in the growing centres of the cloth industry, especially the woolen textile industry in Tuscany.

The later was submitted to a semiquantitative interpretation assuming instantaneous 3-D nucleation and growth with overlap of growing centres.

Nucleation potential (EAN), steady-state nucleation rate (AN0) and the number density of growing centres (Ns) are determined.

After hydrolysis of the active growing centres with dilute HCl, one hydroxyl group was formed at the end of the polymeric chains.

The electroreduction process can be unambigously explained through an instantaneous nucleation and 3-D growth of right circular cones under charge transfer control where diffusion of reacting species to the growing centres is essential for further expansion.

During a potentiostatic pulse, driving the electrode from potential positive with respect to the "reversible" potential of UPD to a certain "cathodic overvoltage", after some time the current response assumes a course obeying the equation derived for deposition controlled by 2-D growth with overlap of growing centres created by instantaneous nucleation.