Sentence examples for indicative of energy from inspiring English sources
Whilst the conditions in Perth for the manufacturing processes have been simulated, the suggested results are also indicative of energy efficiency benefits.
The non-linear failure observed with the coated CNTs is also indicative of energy dissipation mechanisms that promote toughening in ceramic matrix composites.
This was indicative of energy transfer and an average distance between the donor and acceptor could be calculated (Table 3).
Such quenching is concomitant with the appearance of the 500 nm emission indicative of energy transfer from Trp residue(s) to the internal Schiff base.
Because of the semipermeable blood brain barrier in this region, peripheral signals indicative of energy balance including glucose, insulin, leptin, a number of gut-derived factors including glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), peptide YY (PYY), oxyntomodulin and ghrelin can directly interact with these neurons and influence feeding behaviour [ 8].
Albracht and Arampatzis [202] indicated that increased tendon stiffness is indicative of greater energy storage and return and a redistribution of muscular output within the lower extremities while running, which might result in improved RE.
Some Great Lake coastal marshes exhibit 1 2 m of organic-rich sediment layers (or peat) found between strata of mineral sediments, indicative of high energy environments [22, 43].
The receivers can authenticate the messages by computing only one MAC and hence the figures for -factor 1 is indicative of the energy expense of the receivers.
We call these points the Salient Formant Points (SFP), reflecting the fact that they are indicative of formant energy as a function of time and place.
"The idea that there should be briefs on whether there should be briefs is indicative of the energy and resources available in this case," says Judith Resnik, a law professor at Yale University.
The f eq(0.6−3) value is indicative of the energy dissipated in pullout of fibers in a part of the load response which is associated with opening of the hinge.
