Sentence examples for introduction direction from inspiring English sources

After the polarity of the electrodes and introduction direction of reagents were switched, electro-osmotic flow was re-generated with re-distribution of electrical potential and electrical current.

Therefore, H2O2 could be introduced in the cathode regions before switching the polarity of the electrodes and introduction direction of reagents.

Furthermore, residual phenanthrene was degraded homogeneously after switching of the electrodes polarity and introduction direction of reagents, and then about 70% phenanthrene could be degraded.

However, electrical potential drop in regions near cathode terminated electro-osmotic flow, and then phenanthrene in region near cathode kept initial concentration before switching of the electrodes polarities and introduction direction of reagents.

Eventually, Paz, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1990, provided Weinberger with a formal introduction to New Directions, whose founder, James Laughlin, was the first person to publish Paz in translation.

Other changes in iOS 8 include a reported improvement to Maps, with the introduction of transit directions (left out since Apple introduced the feature in iOS 7).

If you want to be valuable and raise your social capital, make clear, thoughtful introductions with specific direction.

Additionally, populations in California share haplotypes with populations from Europe, suggesting the possibility that they could have been introduced from Europe; the reverse direction of introduction is less likely given the historical records of trade in grapevines and that grape powdery mildew was first observed in Europe in 1845, but not in California until 1859.

Mr. Weiss and Ms. Hawke have a photo of themselves sitting on a railing in Madison Square Park hours after their introduction, looking in opposite directions, a decorous six inches between them.

Finally, this introduction sketches some research directions that MT is taking guided by deep learning.

LOS ANGELES — Six years ago, while much of the video game industry continued to obsess over explosion-addled young men in basements, Nintendo had the gumption to move in a different direction with the introduction of the Wii.