Sentence examples for in one entity from inspiring English sources

A judicious combination of chiral structure with other functionalities in one entity may provide novel materials.

The IFC took a direct equity stake in one entity and loaned money to help finance the other enterprise.

SOI monolithic active pixel sensors are novel ionizing radiation detectors that exploit both device and support layers of the SOI substrate for the integration of the pixel detector and readout electronics in one entity.

The paper addresses development of full-size monolithic active pixel detectors exploiting silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology for the integration of a radiation detector and readout electronics in one entity.

It would harness in one entity the nation's missile warning network and the new national missile-defense system now breaking ground, as well as the country's ability to plan and launch offensive strikes with nuclear and conventional weapons.

Created in the belief that it made practical sense to combine in one entity virtually all phases of basic science, pre-clinical and clinical work in gene therapy, IHGT and the University have now come to a different view.

He called for the Federal Elections Commission to treat campaign and candidate-specific super PACs as "in reality, one entity to which the contribution limits applicable to a single federal candidate should apply".

They were part of an effort to integrate the Clurman, the Kirk, the Lion, the Beckett and the Acorn into one entity in theatergoers' minds.

The document – reproduced here in an easily searchable format – shows a terrifying network of coordinated DHS, FBI, police, regional fusion center, and private-sector activity so completely merged into one another that the monstrous whole is, in fact, one entity: in some cases, bearing a single name, the Domestic Security Alliance Council.

Thus, the unlimited/limited attribute is a binary distinction of replicators, depending on two factors of the actual context: the population size (external) and the quantity of variability that can arise in any one entity (internal).

It's all in the name: In a single-payer system, one entity — in this case, the state of California — covers all the costs for its residents' healthcare.