Sentence examples for observed exchange from inspiring English sources

It's a beautifully observed exchange.

Her husband J.P., who in her absence has struck up an affair with her sister Vicki and is summoning the courage to tell her, rather sheepishly hands her a can of beer, and Beth replies, with a hint of tartness, "Can I have mine in a glass, please?" It's a beautifully observed exchange.

Our study observed exchange of GC42 between S. cerevisiae and S. paradoxus via homologous recombination at the conserved flanking regions, which was recently recognized as an often overlooked mechanism mediating horizontal transfer (Polz et al. 2013).

The experimental conditions for comparison in this case were the strain carbon source combinations, whereas the measured variables were the microarray data sets and observed exchange fluxes in the chemostat cultivations, i.e. carbon source consumption and production of CO2 (respiration), alginate (including acetylation), and cell biomass.

Although this latter difference may not influence the rate observed in a single-generation cross, it may impact the observed exchange rate in a sequence-based analysis.

Most of the literature has found that the forward discount is not equal (on average) to the observed exchange rate change.

However, the most frequently observed exchanges between clade pairs are an order of magnitude more frequent than expected by chance, an overwhelmingly unlikely fluctuation for the majority of these patterns (Additional file 4).

We observe exchange diffusion, channeling, O2 desorption, formation of Frenkel pairs and vacancies, Ar incorporation, and O vacancy – Zn interstitial cluster formation, which is significant for growth and properties.

A similar scenario is observed in exchange spring magnets composed of strongly exchange-coupled soft and hard magnetic layers[29 31].

We ran N-CEST experiments (CEST=chemical exchange saturation transfer)[ 36, 38] at 298 K, and pH 6.0 and observed hidden exchange partners around both termini of PAF, in some cases with remarkable N chemical shift differences.

"I didn't know you were Catholic," Ms. Pelosi said, a wry reference to Mr. Paulson's kneeling, according to someone who observed the exchange.