Sentence examples for metal environments from inspiring English sources
The results so far obtained point out that asymmetric metal environments are essential to reprogram functions, and to achieve the specificity and selectivity of the natural enzymes.
Some comments about the stability of copper and cobalt tetra-nuclear phases were made on the basis of topological and electronic considerations and the distortion of the metal environments was related to the catalytic behavior.
It will later extend its service to other cloud and bare metal environments.
Coal is gasified by oxygen in the hot metal environment.
Biological X-ray absorption spectroscopy (BioXAS) is able to describe the metal environment in a metalloprotein and is sensitive to metal oxidation state.
The large negative shift of the Al Auger parameter indicated that Al atoms are better screened in the pure metal environment than in the alloys.
In order to investigate the interplay between nuclei and their surroundings, deuteron induced fusion reactions in a metal environment have been studied at very low energies.
After lunch most days, Jocko organized a poker game that worked as follows: hands of five-card draw would be dealt out and the draw accomplished, and the player with the highest hand got the privilege of slugging each of the others in the meat of his shoulder with such a smack it echoed around the metal environment.
LaPO4 has a high melting point, is inert towards reactive metals and has low thermal conductivity, which make it an ideal candidate for corrosion barrier coatings in molten metal environment.
It has been shown that the oxygen content of liquid tin can be adequately monitored with commercial, off-the-shelf, ultra-high-impedance electrometers and ceramic oxygen sensors, requiring only minor modifications for use in a liquid metal environment.
These measurements showed that low energy nuclear reactions are strongly affected by the metal environment and huge amounts of energy in the condensed matter scale might be converted to the colliding two-body system.
