Sentence examples for intense dispersion from inspiring English sources
The average cluster number per genome is slightly higher for 18S rDNA, and the more intense dispersion of these genes seems to be related to their common presence in the terminal regions of the chromosomes.
PBS (150 μL) containing antigens was added to the dried lipid film and multilamellar vesicles were prepared by intense vortex dispersion.
In physical effects, acoustic cavitation gives an intense mixing and strong dispersion of mixture take place.
In this experiment, differences among the initial seeds might have been too small to cause dispersion of intense vortices to be large.
In fact one may argue that following a period of intense and rapid clonal dispersion, USA300 has now entered a period of development of a polyclonal lineage rather than a single dispersing clone, which was also suggested by Kennedy et al [11].
A series of novel fluorescent poly methyl methacrylate) microbeads with narrow size distribution and intense solid state emission were designed and prepared by dispersion polymerization.
With excitation at 660 nm, aggregates showed intense PL, indicating that SWCNT single dispersion was not lost and that the aggregation process did not involve complete stripping of the nucleotide conjugation.
The dispersion curves of the more intense modes are indicated by bold solid lines while those of weaker ones by dotted lines in Figure 3a, which reveals generally good agreement between experiment and simulations.
Fourth-order Schrödinger equations have been introduced by Karpman and Shagalov to take into account the role of small fourth-order dispersion terms in the propagation of intense laser beams in a bulk medium with Kerr nonlinearity.
Concerning the clear coats involving Bayhydrol A 2542, the most intense IR bands induced by the styrene-acrylic dispersion arise at 2960, 1723, 1140, 760 and 700 cm−1.
These enhanced properties (as compared to previous literature) are essentially attributed to uniform dispersion of ZnO in polymer matrix due to intense micro-convection generated by sonication.
