Sentence examples for propagation requirements from inspiring English sources

Gilbert set down a description of each one — botanical name, propagation requirements, native habitat — the exact sort of taxonomic catalog that Alma compiles as a child.

The interest of their introduction as a function of the chosen architecture, i.e. hybrid (i.e. air cavities at metal levels with a low-K material at via level) or full homogenous air gaps with an effective relative constant close to 1, is discussed in terms of signal propagation requirements for delay, crosstalk and delay increased by crosstalk.

Then, a probabilistic model based on design structure matrix (DSM) is established to evaluate the risk of change propagation from requirements to software architecture.

The proposed scheduling approach consists of four important steps, namely, requirement tables, requirement propagation, clique generation and schedule generation.

The losses can be economical, time, and failure-propagation to other requirements.

Thus, the cytosolic yeast prion domain can propagate in mammalian cells, adapt to different requirements for propagation and fulfill the infectious cycle of a bona fide prion (Krammer et al., 2009b; Hofmann et al., 2013).

To examine the pathway for radical propagation as well as requirements for coupled electron and proton transfers, a suppressor tRNA/aminoacyl‐tRNA synthetase (RS) pair has been evolved that allows for site‐specific incorporation of 3‐aminotyrosine (NH2Y).

The isolations and phenotypes of genetic code mutants of B. subtilis QB928 with altered indole-amino acid requirements for propagation are shown in figure 1.

Also, vegetative propagation methods and field cultural requirements require further investigation to progress the commercial development of this new product.

The determination of such parameter highly depends on the propagation channels and service requirement.

The aim was to minimize the hydrolysate requirements in the propagation to preserve high cell mass yields in the propagation step while still acquiring yeast that were adapted to the harsh fermentation environment.