Sentence examples for junction working from inspiring English sources

Dunn, who was born in London in 1936, to a baronet and a lady, spent the years before the publication of her first story collection, "Up the Junction," working in a sweets factory.

These findings suggest that the lateral occipitotemporal junction, working in association with area MT/V5, plays a prominent role in the high-level perceptual analysis of gesture, namely the construction of its visual representation, available for subsequent recognition or imitation.

This feature article mainly reviews the study on TiO2 surface phase junctions, including the characterization of the surface phases of TiO2, the use of anatase: rutile TiO2 phase junctions in photocatalytic hydrogen production, and the current understanding of how TiO2 phase junctions work in photocatalysis.

In other words, tight junctions work as a fence to prevent the intermixing of molecules in the apical membrane with those in the lateral membrane.

The formation of microtwins and dislocations in very high densities gave a possibility to prepare avalanching and tunneling diodes characterized by uniform breakdown over the whole area of p n junction and working at room temperature.

After the crowns were removed at the cement-enamel junction, the working length was determined with a #10 K-file.

Gil Gordon, a telecommuting consultant in Monmouth Junction, has worked at home for 18 years, but rarely takes his job outside.

The high responsivity in the UV region is achieved by a shallow p n junction that works as active photoelectric conversion region.

Reads were aligned using GSNAP [ 48] with the supplied known splice junction from RefGen_v2 working gene set, with the parameters: −-nthreads 12, −-batch 5, −-max-mismatches 0.05, −-npaths 5, −-quiet-if-excessive, −-novelsplicing yes, −-split-output.

We considered that the principle of the electrical conductivity in polymeric gels can be changed by doping static (inactive) ions having counter ions as charge carriers and these gels can be used to form pn junctions that work similar to inorganic semiconductors.

The author should not refrain from making an explicit model of how synaptic proteins at tight junctions might work – e.g., glutamate is released from one cell in response to some dynamic event and acts upon a neighboring cell via glutamate receptors localized (and presumably amplified in their actions) to tight junctions.