Sentence examples for nearly freely from inspiring English sources
We address in particular the observation of such phenomena in semiconductor heterostructures, which are an ideal playground to observe these effects, since the potential landscape of such heterostructures can be nearly freely designed.
In experimental animal studies, ex vivo quantification of radioisotope- or fluorescent-labeled microspheres has been used to validate dynamic PET MBF measurements using 15O-water and 13N-ammonia, both of which are (nearly) freely diffusible across capillary and cell membranes [6, 7].
In this scheme, based on models of Lymn and Taylor, Coureux, Sweeney, and Houdusse, and Spudich, starting from panel c, the myosin head (blue) containing products of hydrolysis is not attached to the thin filament and rotates nearly freely in the myofilament space as does the transition dipole of Alexa633-labeled phalloidin (green arrow).
And a linguistic journey into the heart of Staten Island leads inexorably to the Talk of the Town Tavern, a train-station bar on Great Kills's very smalltowny main street, where Statenisms flow nearly as freely as the $2 draft mugs.
"That successfully reproduced the statistics of the arches that they observed," said Dr. Coppersmith, who added that the result was unexpected, since grains do not fly about nearly so freely and randomly as atoms in a gas.
Prizes like the one "Frankenstein in Baghdad" received lead to lively literary discussions and an increased awareness of new writers and trends across the region, in which books do not circulate nearly as freely as one would expect, owing to censorship, bureaucracy, and a struggling publishing business.
"Should the (carbon price) be disbanded from end of September 2014, Reputex notes that the government can expect companies to utilise the buy-back facility before the permits become worthless, with government facing a bill in excess of A$2bn to cash in nearly 87m freely allocated permits," Reputex said.
Although currently discussed, regarding the double-barrier concept one could assume that colloids distribute nearly as freely as crystalloids across a seriously impaired vascular barrier.
Credit is still not flowing nearly as freely as it should.
As our newest (and oldest) opportunities unfold, we are surprised to find that empowerment exists in nearly every freely-chosen occupation.
