Sentence examples for mediums creating a from inspiring English sources

"With Roger, Ricardo and team have built a beautiful app that takes the best aspects of these two mediums, creating a conversation platform that's far more dynamic and personal".

The wells were filled with 180  μL of a sterile MHB medium, creating a 10-fold dilution.

Organizing the show according to these sensibilities, rather than chronology or medium, creates a markedly fuller picture of the separate strata of Japanese society and the way objects and ideas moved among them.

The erasure nature of the wireless medium creates a diversity of received/lost packets at each user.

Thus, the reduced availability of the iron in the growth medium created a severe iron stress for the inefficient plants.

According to Adil et al. [ 14], the addition of small amount of organic solvents to an aqueous medium creates a more polar medium which facilitates extraction of phenolic compounds, such that mixtures of alcohols and water proved to be more efficient in extracting phenolic compounds compared to a monocomponent solvent.

Strong expulsion of the optical power generated from the interaction of the captured incident field energy with the gain medium creates an intense scattered field.

Separate clones of Mock and Tensin3-transfected 293 cells were seeded into the chamber interiors in medium containing 0.5% serum, whilst the wells of 24-well plates contained complete growth medium, thereby creating a serum gradient.

We believe our findings also have the potential to harvest seeds straight from the plant to growth medium without creating a major shock to the physiology of the seed which is essential for both applied research in groups of high conservation and crop value, and for experimental studies.

There's also the matter of language complexity -- for small and medium enterprises, creating a web storefront and customer support in the plethora of European languages can be prohibitively expensive.

She and Mr. Mathiesen also work together on mixed-medium linoleum cuts, creating a series of 8-foot-by-10-foot bold and graphic prints, most including vessels of some sort, and many featuring teapots and teacups.