Sentence examples for satisfactory isolation from inspiring English sources

The theme of a puzzled yet irremediable and somewhat satisfactory isolation continues to preside in "Coming" ("I, whose childhood / Is a forgotten boredom") and in "Reasons for Attendance" and "Dry-Point," both about drawing back from sex.

Thermal conductivity was carried out on appropriate samples, showing that the hybrid geopolymers exhibit satisfactory isolation properties.

Development of such slicing mechanisms that guarantee efficient utilization of the network resources, satisfactory isolation among different slices to enable independent deployment of various network algorithms and protocols by the involved wireless operators and to provide QoS support for wireless users remains one major challenge to address in this interesting research theme.

It was found that mechanically dominated material removal yields the smallest HAZ while also achieving a satisfactory electrical isolation.

Also, it is 8 Hz when the vertical stiffness is 60 kN/m; thus, the suspension frequency is smaller than the first-order bending mode of carbody, and a satisfactory vibration isolation performance is obtained.

In practice, this method affords an advantageous combination of satisfactory yields, easy product isolation, and purification.

For large and complex buildings, such as high-rise or assembly buildings, owing to their spatio-temporal complexity, neither of the 2 network approaches in isolation is satisfactory.

Many authors use PBS based cold enrichment protocols before Yersinia isolation obtaining satisfactory results [ 19]-[ 22], although no references were found in relation with their use before PCR.

However, introduction of pDCre2500 into YP-4 resulted in the isolation of creA disruptants with satisfactory frequency (27%).

The present study has been focused with the aim of better defining satisfactory and an efficient cell line for isolation and propagation of IBDV.

From an evolutionary biology perspective, adoption of the Biological Species Concept [ 29] is more satisfactory, as it directly addresses the issue of reproductive isolation; species are defined as biological entities that show reproductive isolation even when they occur in sympatry.