"leading dot" is not an accepted phrase in written English.
Instead, you could use a semicolon (;) to separate two independent clauses that are closely related in meaning. For example: "The bus was late; leading many passengers to be late for work."
In the late 1970s and 1980s, traders obsessed over the state of the money supply; in the late 1990s, they focused on rapidly rising Web page views of the leading dot-com companies.
Herein we achieve effective composition regulation of (AgIn xZn2(1−x)S2 that provides bandgap-tunable quantum dots, leading to the development of high efficiency quantum dots photosensitizer with low toxicity for solar H2 generation in a three-component system in combination with a molecular cobalt catalyst and ascorbic acid as the sacrificial reagent.
July 5, 2013 2.02pm BST Kadri did indeed get the five points at that climb, so he's currently leading the polka-dot-points.
When Houng stayed here in 1974 on his way to Hong Kong, Old Street was pretty much the only road around – with just a few lanes leading off it, dotted with simple restaurants and a handful of small shops.
These constructs are conjugated onto C′ dots leading to the desired NDCs.
This technique works based on electron interactions inside quantum-dots leading to emergence of quantum features and decreasing the problem of future integrated circuits in terms of size.
In the low temperature range, the carriers have no enough kinetic energy to transfer between dots, leading to a non-Fermi distribution.
I patiently started to help my boy connect the dots, leading with the two most obvious deterrents, "liability issues" and "property damage".
In fact, what if your life purpose is already "found", and all you have to do is connect the dots leading to where you are now in life? 2. How much of your day is spent doing what you "should" be doing, and how much is spent doing what you want to be doing?
After laser irradiation, Ge nano-dots sustained internal compressive strain, leading to a greater dot height and rough surface, as shown in Figure 4. Figure 6 The cross sectional HR-TEM images.
