Sentence examples for long interacting from inspiring English sources

In the dc case, Equation (9) shows that the charge conductivity of an infinitely long interacting QW for the different parameters g and δv.

We consider an infinitely long interacting QW, i.e., a homogenous interacting QW, driven by a time-dependent electric field E x, t), which could be realized by applying a microwave radiation.

The Umklapp scattering process is neglected because the Fermi energy in QWs formed in semiconductor heterostructure is far from the half-filled case, and the electron-electron backscattering can be negligible for a sufficiently long interacting region [17].

While a poor rating can be indicative of alignment issues, particularly in cases where other states have higher ratings, it may also be the case that the structures include some atypical feature (e.g. intrinsically disordered regions, included ligands, domain swaps or long interacting stretches), such that they fall outside of what the assessment methods are trained to deal with.

Cultures are not distinct, self-contained wholes; they have long interacted and influenced one another through war, imperialism, trade, and migration.

Whether the otherwise benign flow of transgenes into land races or other conventional varieties would itself constitute an environmental problem is a matter of debate, because conventional crops have long interacted with land races in this way (ICSU).

This tantalizing book of photographs, depicting psychotherapists in their offices, emerged from the photographer-author's awareness of a paradox: He spent long hours interacting with many clients, yet he felt as if he worked in isolation.

They have circulated for a long time, interacting with maintenance and supplementary animal hosts.

Small chrysotile fragments and long fibers interacting with the chromatin were also observed in these cells.

The courses run for eight to ten weeks and require students to meet with their mentors for at least one eight-hour-long class, interacting directly in a one-on-one setting with these mentors, who are either professors or professional recruiters, or who might lead their college's career centers.

As Google notes in the filing, advertisers can be charged a fee based on whether a person looks directly at an ad in the real world, and the fee can change based on how long they interact with the ad.