Sentence examples for inert side from inspiring English sources

It is further shown that, since transport effects are inherently important for the present premixed system because of the diffusive loss of H to the hot, inert side of the counterflow, the ignition temperature increases substantially with increasing strain rate at all pressures and that such a sensitivity can be moderated by doping the inert flow with a small amount of oxygen.

Intriguingly, although C118S Ras lacks Cys and wt Ras-SNO possesses the chemically modified redox inert Cys side chain, O2– was able to perturb the Cdc25-mediated GDP dissociation from C118S Ras and wt Ras-SNO.

Another began its routine with the athletes lying, inert, by the side of the pool.

His body had gone from living thing to inert object — a side of beef, suspended from a hook.

The non-uniform catalyst pellet is further applied to various reactor configurations such as inert mixing and side stream distributions.

The production of soot/precursor can be significantly suppressed or eliminated by redistribution of the inert gas from the oxidizer side to the fuel side regardless of the flow direction.

The opposite side had looked inert, he thought, so he imported a white storefront from Amsterdam.

It was also shown that concentration polarization due to accumulation of inert gases on the anode side is two times higher than values obtained by theoretical calculations.

The concept of endothelium as an inert barrier lining the inner side of blood vessels has been overcome by the finding that the endothelium is a dynamic, heterogeneous, and disseminated organ which orchestrates blood vessel and circulatory functions, thus exerting a critical role for tissue homeostasis.

Closer inspection revealed, however, that the extreme tightness towards inert probes had an unexpected side effect, namely that all tested importins and exportins bound only to the gel surface and failed to visibly penetrate into the gel (shown for Impβ·cargo complexes in Figure 5C).

He had plenty of time for it, because the taxi he was driving was inert, hemmed in from all sides by London's formidable midmorning gridlock.