Sentence examples for introduced wherein from inspiring English sources

Recently, the concept of second-generation TiO2-based materials has been introduced, wherein codoping with two dopant elements produces a synergistic effect to enhance the visible-light absorption efficiency and reduce the recombination processes of the photogenerated charges [21 24].

Concept of the set up reduction constraints has also been introduced, wherein all the similar dimensions on a single part are manufactured on a single machine, resulting in a single value of design tolerance associated to all such dimensions.

An advanced design of a nano-accuracy surface profiler (NSP) is introduced wherein we combined a scanning optical head with non-tilted reference system to facilitate measurements over an extended range of angles.

Different from the method proposed by Wang, Zheng et al. [18] introduced a technique wherein two sets of phase-coding fringes are projected to address the difficulty in judging the fringe order.

His essay was revised and republished both in 1781, wherein he introduced a fifth variety of mankind, that inhabiting the South Pacific islands, and in 1795, wherein he first coined the term "Caucasian" to describe the variety of people inhabiting Europe, West Asia, and Northern India.

The second topic of induction was introduced as an animation wherein the mannequin pushed the balloon towards the wall and the balloon then stuck to the wall.

The second topic of induction was introduced as an animation wherein the avatar pushed the balloon towards the wall and the balloon then stuck to the wall.

Key to this performance lapse of the technology is, in Stone's analysis, the'de-skilling of farmers.'In Warangal, for example, he is convinced that the transgenic technology was introduced into a system wherein a widening disjuncture between farmers'knowledge, environmental learning, and their decision making process was already underway.

Yet, the importance of density as a regulating process within each novel range wherein an introduced species is increasing in density is not tested.

If mutations continue in a microsatellite wherein the introduced alleles build up motif heterogeneity, over time the locus eventually becomes a non-microsatellite sequence.

This could have introduced a "floor" bias wherein the overall signal to the noise ratio for eosinophils may have been too small to detect subtle but important effect of inhaled corticosteroids on these cells.