Sentence examples for sensing support from inspiring English sources
In recent weeks, believing Hamas to be weakened and sensing support from Israel and the US president Donald Trump, as well as others in the region, Abbas has moved to crush Hamas once and for all, using electricity cuts as his main weapon, knowing that power shortages would quickly cripple medical services, as well as water supplies.
Here we describe the design and fabrication of a new bioreactor with an ultrathin microporous sensing support for the study of nanoparticle toxicity in intestinal epithelial cells in conditions which better recapitulate the physiological environment.
Biosensing platforms are comprised of a sensing support surface (e.g., gold and silver) and an immobilized biomolecular recognition element (e.g., antibodies, oligonucleic acids, peptide nucleic acids, peptides, and polymers).
Determination of LAI via proximal sensing supports decision-making processes in precision agriculture and improves biophysical modelling.
Airborne lidar remote sensing supports high-resolution carbon mapping across broad spatial scales and a range of ecosystems [16-18] [16-18]reat potential to aid carbon monitoring and climate change mitigation efforts (e.g. REDD+).
More precise determination of the mating projection direction was aided by using the fluorescent dye ConA-Alexa-488 to label the growing projection; this dye did not perturb the directional sensing (Supporting Information, Fig. S2).
Airborne lidar remote sensing supports high-resolution carbon mapping across broad spatial scales and a range of ecosystems [ 16- 18], with great potential to aid carbon monitoring and climate change mitigation efforts (e.g. REDD+).
Q: Are you sensing more support for longer term tax credits?
A novel two-sense support for flexural tests has been designed and manufactured in Ikerlan.
The Conservative party does want the minimum amount of basic standards and I in a sense support a sensible balance.
This 1.5 hour course will help you to learn the basic skills necessary to provide common sense support after a tragedy, such as a student death.
