Sentence examples for head composition from inspiring English sources

A few are good, like Spanish Head Composition and a number of earlier, denser small works.

Typical for all these natural phospholipids is that the eventual fatty acid and polar head group composition is determined by the (phospholipid and fatty acid) composition of the starting natural material and applied isolation procedures.

McPherson is head of composition at the conservatoire.

Richard Baker, joint head of composition, defines the department's ethos as: "We don't want anyone to feel obliged to write any particular kind of music.

The fanfare, called Flourish, was originally written for recorder and trumpet in the 1980s - but has been arranged for two trumpets by Manchester University lecturer and head of composition Dr Kevin Malone.

Along with DTTM results, three similar chemical structures are investigated to understand how viscosity changes with alterations in tail and head group composition.

Differences among structures include coco versus tallow-based tail (carbon length), head group composition regarding the number of nitrogen atoms present and the type of functional groups Open image in new window Fig. 2 Aqueous stability results at 1 wt% DTTM in a 20 wt% NaCl solution under variable temperature conditions.

Finally, along with DTTM results, investigation of three similar chemical structures, illustrated in Fig. 1, EDM, ARM and ECA, will be studied to see how viscosity changes with alterations in tail and head group composition at high salinities of 20 wt% and 25 wt% NaCl.

Jose De Creeft: "The Great Semite" 22. Minna Harkavy: "Christ Head for Composition" 23.

Volatiles measured using a SPME fibre do not necessarily fully reflect the actual head space composition of the tomato samples due to discrimination of volatiles on the basis of partition coefficients and adsorption kinetics (Berna et al. 2004).

Some strains of bacteria can compensate through various strategies including decreasing membrane fluidity through cis to trans isomerization of unsaturated fatty acids in the bacterial membrane (Loffeld and Keweloh 1996; Morita et al. 1993) or changes in polar head group composition (Beney and Gervais 2001).