Sentence examples for net processes from inspiring English sources

RDE and LPS voltammetry together with energy-dispersive spectrometry was applied to study partial and net processes occurring at 2 < pH < 7 in 0.01 M Cu II) and Zn II) solutions containing 0.01 0.05 M gluconate and 0.5 M Na2SO4.

While the sole focus on net processes within the forest land use category in this study does not fully solve complete C accounting issues across all land uses, the methods used in this research are an incremental improvement toward resolving components of net C change within the forest land category, and these results can help inform and refine US reporting in the future.

To compute the transport of energy during the diffusion jump process, and then Q∗, the processes of thermal activation to the transition state and the decay from the transition state are considered to be inverses; thus the net process is reduced to the analysis of the purely mechanical decay process.

The net process must be secretion rather than filtration because the blood-brain barrier is an effective barrier.

It is important to keep in mind that the terms filtration or reabsorption each describe a net process.

This review has been concerned only with the evidence that the net process is a secretion and not with either the mechanisms or the importance of short-term local control.

The molecular mechanisms for movements of Na+ and water across the walls of peripheral microvessels look more like diffusion than flow, but nevertheless the net process is still filtration.

Third, the finiteness theorem was wrongly stated in [18]: in fact, Net(p) is finite not for all finite-net processes, but only for well-formed finite-net processes.

We single out a fragment (called finite-net processes) of an extension of CCS (called multi-CCS, fully described in [19]), such that not only all processes of this fragment generate finite P/T nets, but also for any finite (statically reduced) P/T net we can find a term of the calculus that generates it.

Yellow arrows show NETs formation, white arrows show the remnants of NETs processed by DNase I. Green: Cit-H3; red: NE; blue: nuclei.

The approach is just an amalgamation of a number of well-known and well-researched ideas, including flowcharts, Floyd assertions, Petri nets, process algebra, separation logic, critical regions and rely/guarantee reasoning.