Sentence examples for of any terminal from inspiring English sources

When the DC current of any terminal is detected over 20% of its nominal value, the MMCs of the other three terminals will be blocked within 2 ms with tripping the AC circuit breakers within 20 ms.

I suppose that's true of any terminal illness.

O2 has one of the most positive reduction potentials of any terminal electron acceptor (O2/H2O = 0.82 V) so these cytochrome oxidases are located at the periphery of the electron transport chain.

Compared to cells incubated in the absence of any terminal electron acceptor, cells incubated with RDX as the sole terminal e-acceptor produced a higher content of the 52 kDa cytochrome (pointed by an arrow in Fig. 8c), indicating the capacity of RDX to up-regulate biosynthesis of this cytochrome.

Each node contained additional attributes including the orientation of the BAC sequence, an indication of an overlap or gap between each adjacent BAC, the size of the overlap in base pairs, and the size of any terminal non-overlapping sequence from the overlapping regions to the BAC termini.

Furthermore, one can determine the minimum number of observations that must exist in a node for another split to be attempted, and/or the minimum number of observations in any terminal leaf node.

Notably, the output of any one terminal selector is strongly influenced by cellular context, so individual terminal selectors can also be expressed in other subtypes of neurons and not all neurons of the same subtype depend on the same set of terminal selectors (Doitsidou et al., 2013).

The terminal also includes an embarkation area with 90 check-in counters -- the most of any cruise terminal worldwide, according to Port Everglades officials, allowing guests to check in and be ready to board in 15 minutes.

The movies share tried-and-true elements of the Sparks formula: star-crossed love with a hint of class disparity (but no nonwhite characters of any consequence); terminal illness; late-breaking revelations and plot twists.

Leaving just enough of the wire to be visible (up to 1/4 inch) out of any lug, terminal or split-bolt so as to allow the wire to be determined that it is connected very quickly.

Given an arbitrary initial condition ([v_{1} v_{2}]^{T}), the time-optimal solution of the first part without any terminal cost (i.e., (varphi v_{2} tau_{1})) equiv0), given by Proposition 1) has the property that, among all admissible controls, it leads to the smallest possible value for the terminal state (v_{2}({tau_{1}})).