Sentence examples for internal species from inspiring English sources

The factorization method is applied to catalytic reactions where the external species represent bulk phase species and the internal species vacant sites and adsorbed intermediates on the catalyst surface.

If he were willing to say that the object of our spiritual attention is not the external object but an internal species of the object, then he could reformulate his theory of cognitive attention in a more plausible way, as a matter of grasping an internal impression from the object.

One pool was the original set of 48 'internal' experimental species; a second 'regional' species pool was comprised of these 48 internal species plus any other 'external' species that colonized any plot (an additional 12 species).

These internal species were especially prominent in the cluster of sRNAs (in the BRL data) spawning from tRNA-GlnCTG.

Heterotrophic (night) metabolism was neglected and we again added biomass as internal species and a corresponding pseudo transport reaction for its export.

We use the notations S to denote the set of concentrations of internal species and I to denote the concentrations of external species which are clamped or independently varied.

This last clade did not give a clear internal species-specific clustering.

An A. chrysophilus sequence [GenBank: AF004587; [ 50]], together with these M. namaquensis sequences were aligned in Clustal X [ 88] for designing an internal species-specific M. namaquensis primer (H14769, 5' GTCTGCGTCTGAATTTAG 3').

The ion size gives the dependence of the bending motion of the bucky-gel actuator on the internal ionic species.

But at 500°C, the voids diminished in size and gradually disappeared in a time period of 10 min, while internal Au species diffused to the surfaces to form new 1- to 2-nm Au nanoparticles. 2-nm Au nanoparticles

To avoid the consequent underestimation of contamination by internal pest species, a multiplex PCR approach for the detection and identification of the five most concerning primary pests that develop and feed hidden inside the grain kernels (Rhyzopertha dominica, Sitophilus granarius, S. oryzae, S. zeamais and Sitotroga cerealella) has been developed.