Sentence examples for making the adjacent from inspiring English sources

However, another way to look at it is that the synthetic boundaries of Tech City are naturally expanding as more startups and even larger technology companies take root in the area, a trend that Adeyoola tells me is pushing up rent, which, along with lower business rates, is making the adjacent borough of Tower Hamlets a more attractive proposition.

The dimension number that makes the adjacent phase points completely unfolded is chosen as the final embedding dimension m.

KoN-MAC uses a channel-weighting concept to distinguish between the channels and makes the adjacent clusters select different channels for data transmission, which consequently mitigates the multi-channel hidden-terminal problem.

OFDM system makes the adjacent sub-carriers orthogonal by compressing the sub-carrier spacing appropriately and increases degree of overlap between each other, which saves a lot of spectrum resources.

This is probably related to the fused segments and the resultant altered mechanical force transfer that makes the adjacent non-fused segments excessively mobile.

Perhaps degenerated discs make the adjacent vertebrae vulnerable to trauma or repeated micro trauma, leading, in some cases, to micro fractures.

Accordingly, once His 64 is pushed approximately into the active χ1 conformation by substrate binding, the imidazole's ability to ionize makes the adjacent cavity favorable for binding anions.

It would make the areas adjacent to the coast available to more people.

The University's leadership considered the environmental changes and some of them were included in a request to the City for ways to make the neighborhoods adjacent to the campus safer for pedestrians.

Moreover, all comparisons have been made versus the adjacent normal ducts and lobules, as previously described [ 18]; it would be of interest to verify the present results also on normal glands taken for example from reduction mammoplasties or adjacent to fibroadenomas.

I don't quite know what you're doing but I want to do it and I will sleep on your couch if necessary,'" says Jay. "It feels like the part of our work that works out most happily," says Mark. "And logistically speaking, it's our currency, the thing that allows us to make the mainstream-adjacent movies we make and the 'odd' movies we make, for a decent amount of money.