Sentence examples for media typical from inspiring English sources

Bubbles were burst in a variety of media typical of those used in mammalian cell culture.

He started talking to me not in a, 'what do you do in media' typical conversation by people who attend these type of events, but in a manner where he genuinely wanted to get to know me as a person.

Hence, when exposed to media typical of tissue culture conditions (10% sera), POEGMA brushes retained excellent protein resistance properties, even after one month of storage.

The methodology described here, employing staging of indirect as well as direct indicators, provides a focus on signatures in the media typical of emerging or escalating epidemics (13, 14).

In the media, typical statements described the non-medical use of MPH for performance enhancement as a lifestyle choice or a form of illicit street drug (e.g., "better living through chemistry") [ 18, 39] while the formal term of "cognitive enhancement" was found almost exclusively in bioethics discourse [ 40].

"The way the whole case has been playing out in social media is typical of our times, but more typical of civil cases than criminal cases," said Robert Ambrogi, a lawyer and technology expert who writes a blog on the intersection of the legal profession and social media.

Tilted transversely isotropic (TTI) media are typical earth anisotropy media from practical observational studies.

For homogeneous porous media, a typical CDC shows constant S or at low N c.

The degradation kinetic of the product under acidic media follows typical first-order reaction kinetics as illustrated in (Fig. 10).

Armstrong might not be big news here, but that does not mean the cycling media and typical Tour supporter have stopped caring about doping.

The analytical example illustrated in the chapter is related to shear cycles under constant compression on a bidimensionnal media, a typical loading for walls during an earthquake.