Sentence examples for injected out from inspiring English sources

This is because the copied message cannot be injected out through the node.To improve the injected efficiency of the copies of message in the network, we set up an injection threshold R0 to make the node with copies of message inject according to the threshold value.

The water would be injected out into a tunnel opening that's part of the tower, creating a mist.

In Figs. 6 and 7, it can be observed that hot diesel exhaust was injected out horizontally from the LHD tailpipe at high temperature.

Hypothesis was that after first injection some of the volume injected may spill out and before second injection the effect of hyaluronidase has taken place and second volume injectate will have desired effect.

Like me, most who do inject started out with veins that were both healthy and visible.

Two months later I find out he injected a script to rotate out 20percentt of my web traffic to his own Google Adsense and direct ad server, stealing over $40,000 from me. - Dennis, Los Angeles.

After each experiment 2 pore volumes of demineralized water is injected to flush out the viscoelastic solutions after which the cores are placed in the oven to dry-out (Spain et al. 2009).

In addition, from the particle trace results, the injected flow spreads out in radial direction with wide angle than any other cases, and a relatively small amount of flow stays along the jet centerline at the preferred helicity.

This indicates that the injected Cas9/gRNA carries out gene editing at the one-cell stage for changing the complete phenotype and at the two-cell stage (or later) for the mosaic phenotype, since in F1 hybrids only one target-allele exists at the one-cell stage, although there is the possibility that cleavage and/or repair occurred later in the developmental stage.

The segment of US 9 in New Jersey was mentioned in the Bruce Springsteen song Born to Run in the lines "Sprung from cages on Highway 9 / Chrome wheeled, fuel injected and steppin' out over the line".

Of the embryos injected and set out to be raised, between 77 and 100% survived to adulthood (Table S4).