Sentence examples for in the second partial from inspiring English sources
In the first partial product E × B is a number of two digits, while in the second partial product D × B is a number of only one digit.
In the second partial product D × A = D, hence A = 1. 2. D × C and E × C both end in C; since for any two digits 1 9 the only multiple that will produce this result is 5 (zero if both digits are even, 5 if both are odd), C = 5. 3. D and E must be odd.
The annotation of the seven genes in the second partial NDH-1 operon predict that they encode the membranous portion of the enzyme complex, which pumps sodium ions or protons to generate an ionic motive force [ 30].
As shown in (8), the second partial derivation of ∑ i = 1 N U i ( x i, k ) is negative, so it is concave and (P S ) can be solved based on the optimization theory.
Now to evaluate (V_{0}), we use the fact that it is equal to the expectation for the second partial derivative (in any direction) at (p_{0}) of the covariance function Γ of (mathop{mathfrak{Re}}(mathbf{z})).
The 14 genes in the complete NDH-1 operon (nuoA- N) as well as those in the first partial NDH-1 operon were not considered further because their phylogenies are in general agreement with the Actinobacterial species tree, and thus there was no evidence they had been acquired from marine bacteria.
In 2005 the first partial face transplant was carried out in France.
A12 Budget Impasse in Minnesota The first partial government shutdown over a budget dispute in Minnesota's 147-year history, entering its sixth day, has kept 9,000 of the 48,000 state employees home as lawmakers remain divided along party lines over financing for education and health care.
In 2004, the first partial tentative provided a register of cancers in the region of Casablanca.
Jean-Michel Dubernard performed the first modern hand transplant in 1998, the first double hand transplant in 2003, and the first partial facial transplant in 2005.
By Katherine Stirling October 4, 2008 Jean-Michel Dubernard performed the first modern hand transplant in 1998, the first double hand transplant in 2003, and the first partial facial transplant in 2005.
