Sentence examples for medium extends from inspiring English sources

In contrast to traveling-wave parametric amplifiers, where the nonlinear medium extends over a length comparable to the wavelength (e.g., many SQUIDs in a transmission line) [40 42], our setup belongs to a class of experiments where a single SQUID couples to a resonant circuit [15, 43 47].

Rao is a filmmaker in his own right, and his passion for the medium extends to exhibition.

Many of us are most familiar with playthings including Hot Wheels and Legos, but the medium extends beyond mere toymaking.

While it continues to renew itself in its traditional paint-on-canvas incarnations, there's also a well-established maverick branch that is constantly stretching the medium, extending it into installation art or questioning its status as a precious, high-skill commodity, sometimes by eliminating paint altogether.

Tumors have been classified by Pulec et al. [9] into three groups: small (intracanalicular), medium (extending beyond the internal meatus but by < 2.5 cm), and large (> 2.5 cm).

As reported previously [41], adding sorbitol to medium extended the chronological lifespan of BY4741 cells to a similar extent compared to caloric restriction (Fig. 2K).

Our results demonstrated that reduced glucose in the culture medium extended cellular lifespan which was accompanied by a reduction in cellular replicative senescence.

Even in low Ca2+ medium, extending hyphae grew toward the cathode and reoriented their direction of growth when the field polarity was reversed.

Addition of anise oil at concentrations of 20 μg/l and NMDA (10 μM) to the bath medium extended ATN latency to 1.94 ± 0.3 min (P = 0.007; Figure 3, A2 and B).

If moisture leaks through the sterile portion of a dressing to any outward surface which is not sterile, you have a culture medium extending all the way from the surface down to the wound.

(E and F ) Unlike in (A – D ) where the growth area was limited to the original inoculation domain, the R → A ← L : C ← L ratio continued to increase during later generations when the growth medium extended beyond the original inoculation domain.