Sentence examples for medium and support from inspiring English sources
"Flag," dated "1960-1966," soared to $28.64 million, far above the high estimate, despite the fragile medium and support — encaustic and printed paper collage on paper laid down on canvas.
Social Content or "Content needs to be sweating and breathing" (Bamuthi): So there has been much debate and ink spilled on this topic, but the fact remains that this kind of work challenges binaries that we thought were over but that still persist the lines that divide form and content, art and apparatus, theme and structure, foreground and background, medium and support.
containing 10 g (wet weight) of GAC (DARCO MRX, 10 × 30 mesh, Norit Activated Carbon) as the fluidized bed medium and support for bacterial growth.
Both, the synovial fluid and membrane cells had a growth pattern represented by a sigmoidal curve that reflected the phases of cell adaptation under growing conditions, availability of nutrients in the medium, and support for cell adhesion.
Finally, the use of test strips based on these probes is fabricated, which could act as a convenient and efficient Cu2+ test kit in solution medium and supported on solid medium (silica).
12 To create a supervisor support indicator for each HC, aggregated supervisor support was split into three equal groups indicating low, medium and high support (6 HCs in each group).
Electroporated cells were plated into 10 cm2 wells containing 2i medium and feeder support cells.
The scale had a Cronbach's alpha of.90 and was categorized into low, medium, and high support based on the distribution.
Thiophene, bithiophene and terthiophene have been electropolymerised using ionic liquids as the growth medium and the supporting electrolyte.
Moreover, supporting QoS in the routing or transport layer cannot be provided unless the assumption of MAC protocols solves the problems of medium contention and supports reliable communication [37].
Moreover, the medium surrounding and supporting the molecule must be several orders of magnitude more insulating than the molecule itself because the contact area of the support with the electrical contacts is often much greater than that between the electrical contacts and the molecule.
