Sentence examples for opening process of from inspiring English sources
This allows the estimation of the free energy difference in the ring opening process of BAZIGA to be made.
The anhydride group of succinic anhydride (1,783 and 1,861 cm−1) was converted into carboxyl group (1,732 cm−1) after esterification of the hydroxyl group of PEG by the ring opening process of succinic anhydride.
This paper presents a novel approach to suppress the peak sound pressure as a major indicator of impulsiveness of the impulse exhaust noise by an optimization of the opening process of valve.
The stabilization behaviour of crack opening level, the effect of mesh size, the effect of initial crack length, the opening process of crack surface and the shortcoming and sensitivity of experimental measurement methods are investigated.
The negative slope of the nasogram presents the closing process of the uvula, while the positive slope shows the opening process of the uvula.
In the present study, the significant upregulation of the four BDE 209 degradation genes confirmed the debromination, hydroxylation and ring opening process of BDE 209 degradation by strain WZN-1.
The crucial requirement for all forms of progressive politics is that politics continues to be regarded as an open process of deliberation and choice among alternatives.
I think that's why having the students and housemasters involved was critical," said Trujillo of the "open process" of revision.
Bryant was critical of his opposite number, John Whittingdale, who he said should have insisted on "doing it properly" with the sort of open process of licence fee negotiation that he supported in 2010.
As Lewis wrote, these operatives "made a mockery of the Legislature's transparent and open process of redistricting" while "going to great lengths to conceal from the public their plan and their participation in it".
With a smart young economist, Ivan Miklos, as deputy prime minister, he has moved rapidly to cut the budget, trade deficits and foreign debt and to restart a more open process of privatization that will include banks, energy and telecommunications.
