Sentence examples for in simple systems from inspiring English sources

The reverse mode of addition, in which a nucleophile initiates attack on the multiply bonded carbon atom, is less easily realized in simple systems; it does occur with acetylenes, and it also is the basis of reactions that occur when the centre of attack is denuded of electrons.

Interactions in simple systems have also received considerable attention.

Includes the structure and biophysical properties of excitable cells, synaptic transmission, neurochemistry, neurodevelopment, integration of information in simple systems, and detection and information coding during sensory transduction.

It was the Frenchman de Gennes who won the 1991 Nobel Prize for this work with a citation that read "for discovering that methods developed for studying order phenomena in simple systems can be generalized to more complex forms of matter, in particular to liquid crystals and polymers".

In this paper, we consider the relationships between wettability and three-phase pore occupancy in simple systems of arbitrary wettability, defined in terms of the oil water contact angle, θow, of a pore.

The use of a 1D single continuum model is controversial in reactive and highly heterogeneous media [23], even in simple systems such as the sea sand presented here.

Nevertheless, despite the advances resulting from these mammalian systems, some aspects of the retrotransposition process, in particular the role played by host genes, might be more easily studied in simpler systems.

This results in simpler systems suitable for WBANs.

However, this may imply that in simpler systems, the non-uniqueness may be a more common issue in inversion.

In contrast, experiments in simpler systems combined with thermodynamic models provide a powerful tool to understand the melting chemistry in the multi-component system.

Bell looked at entanglement in simpler systems than the EPR case: matching correlations between two-valued dynamical quantities, such as polarization or spin, of two separated systems in an entangled state.