Sentence examples for mentioned defects and from inspiring English sources

If other parameters which are able to control the data flow and restraint the flooding can be found, we can design a proper delivery protocol to overcome the mentioned defects and achieve better performance in data transmission.

Recombination of charge carries with participation of the mentioned defects provides excess (in comparison with non-irradiated samples) light emission.

Enamel defects of the adjacent teeth were considered when the lateral or first primary tooth (adjacent to the canine) presented any of the above mentioned defects.

The Affordable Care Act — Obamacare — has been the subject of partisan debate, but the law's rarely mentioned defect is that the territories are barred from most of its new programs and protections.

The most often mentioned defect lies in choice of password--if a person chooses his own password, he may choose something easily guessed by someone else who knows his habits.

However, the report doesn't mention defected general Manaf Tlass whose possible involvement was discussed on Twitter earlier today.

In Diodorus's version, however, the draining of the river prompted the Egyptians (whom Thucydides does not mention) to defect and surrender to the Persians.

It is mentioned that defects present on the grain boundary produce lattice strain and prevent grain growth, and therefore, to confirm this statement, the lattice strain is determined for each sample by adopting the Williamson-Hall (W-H) equation [21]: β cos θ λ = 1 D + η sin θ λ.

As mentioned earlier, defects in RNA metabolism (Ling et al., 2013; Sleeman, 2013) and rescue by the actin-binding protein plastin 3 (Lyon et al., 2014) were observed in zebrafish models of smn.

Her qualities were mentioned; her defects as a leader were left unsaid.

The PL peak at 590 nm corresponds to the emission by the mentioned point defects, while the peak at 543 nm is from the emission by electron energy transition from 5d to 4f orbitals in Ce3+ ions, as shown in the inset of Figure 4a.