Sentence examples for partial exchange from inspiring English sources
But the prime minister, clearly hoping to get a peace deal in partial exchange for leaving Lebanon, has not gone so far in his public statements.
To determine whether he is, Marc decides to "take a little stroll inside Michel Zyto's head" by putting himself and Zyto inside the machine and performing a partial exchange.
The simulation has shown that the partial exchange current of the O−2 reduction step makes the largest contribution to the overall exchange current, and neutralization of the oxide ion by CO2 controls the rate of the overall electrode process.
A partial exchange of protons with sodium ions in SPANI (SPAN-Na) induces a second semicircle in the Nyquist plot at humidity levels above 40% with large RC values (10−1 - 10−3 sec), which is attributed to a contribution of ionic mobility at the polymer/electrode interface.
Either BLs or multilayers with 5 nm thick Fe-rich layers show a single phase magnetization behavior, behaving like a rigid magnet; those with 10 nm thick Fe-rich layers show instead a two stage magnetization switching, implying partial exchange decoupling.
Due to partial exchange, the size of data files being exchanged is reduced.
Besides, complete or partial exchanging of Ni powder in the green electrode layer on NiO can result in electrode thinning during annealing in reductive atmosphere due to the powder volume decreasing [31].
The eggs were fertilized by gently mixing the eggs and milt by hand and then washed with partial exchanges of water.
Robinson, R. D. et al. Spontaneous superlattice formation in nanorods through partial cation exchange.
Based on communication uncertainty of practical networks, partial information exchange and switching topology which subjects to a heterogeneous Markov chain are considered in controller design.
We have also performed partial cation exchange experiments, using substoichiometric amounts of Cu+ ions, in order to obtain information about the initial stages of the CE process (see "Methods" section and Supplementary Notes 2).
