Sentence examples for organic description from inspiring English sources

However, at times they find themselves challenged when asked to produce an organic description of the interactions among a system's components, and they often suffer from the curse of dimensionality due to their underlying geometric formalization.

As a practical reaction example with industrial guidance of a running European Project, the epoxidation of vegetable oils, the new methodology is exemplified beyond the level of the organic chemists' descriptions given so far.

A very general approach to the description of organic electrosorption has been presented.

We present a brief introduction to surface modification of biomaterials and their alloys followed by a detailed description of organic nanocoatings based on self-assembled monolayers and their biomedical applications including patterning techniques and biological applications of patterned SAMs.

Figure 9 Two descriptions of organic compounds that are unlikely to be understood by cheminformatics algorithms: (a) plain text annotation of chiral centers; (b) mixture of compounds with varied connectivity.

I spend too much money at Whole Foods because long-winded descriptions of organic salmon turn me on.

A description of Green Organic Chemistry: Tools, Strategies and Laboratory Experiments, a textbook/laboratory manual released in 2004 for the undergraduate organic chemistry laboratory, is available from this page as well.

Furthermore, chalcones are being studied for its potential use in organic electroluminescent devices; therefore the description of their spectroscopic properties is important to elucidate the structure of these molecules.

A mixed-integer non-linear programming optimisation framework is formulated and developed that combines a molecular-based, group-contribution equation of state, SAFT-γ Mie, with a thermodynamic description of an organic Rankine cycle (ORC) power system.

Description of data: Organic acid biosynthetic process gene coexpression network.

The third is that the word organic — unlike other feel-good descriptions of food like "natural" — actually means something.