Sentence examples for internal band from inspiring English sources

"If there's a 24-hour Rage Against the Machine clock, far too many hours have been spent dealing with internal band dissension," he added.

The internal band bending energy could form an internal electronic field with the same direction, which could help the photo-excited electrons to move toward surface barrier layer.

The proposed device adaptive inflow boundary condition includes this effect by assigning the Wigner distribution to the value obtained from the Wigner transform of wave functions inside the device at zero external bias voltage, thus including the dominant effect on the electron distribution in the contacts due to the device internal band energy profile.

That said, her forgiving demeanor is the prime factor in Fleetwood Mac surviving decades without any internal band conflict.

But he fit in well, and I remember those shows and van rides as a nice oasis from the previous levels of internal band drama.

The decision, in reality a break-up of the group, stemmed from internal band tension, which had arisen in late 2004 during the band's European tour.

For each sample the ratio of intensity of the first 10 telomerase ladder bands to the internal standard band was calculated and telomerase activity was expressed as relative units compared to the 0.1 µg control protein extract.

For all the RT-PCR results– 3(h)), the assay is regarded as semiquantitative and all the bands' intensities were first normalized by comparing them with the relevant internal control band, prior to comparison with bands for other conditions.

Band intensity was normalized to internal BSA band present in samples (BSA added during mitochondrial isolation procedure).

An internal protective band, the endodermis, becomes conspicuous as a single sheath of cells surrounding the procambium.

The clothes appear to be well made — several of the Bitten dresses, made in India, were lined, and the strapless dress Ms. Parker wore is constructed with an internal elastic band to hold it up.