Sentence examples for separations and one from inspiring English sources
We married so young — I was 24, he was 22. Several times counselors suggested trial separations and one of us always pulled back.
We now show that a combination of magnetic beads cell separations and one-step cDNA synthesis of mRNA increases the sensitivity by at least 10-fold.
Two injection moulded electrode designs were compared, one with the electrode surface level with the separation chamber and one with a recessed electrode.
The proposed flowsheet consists of one reactive distillation column with a reactive reflux drum, two separation columns, and one water-rich recycle stream.
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In that scenario, the kind of violence we witnessed last week in Tucson, a repetition of what has come many times before in human history, is not possible, for we will see beyond the illusion of separation and know one another as ourselves, individualized expressions of one animating life force.
In the two games that were not blowouts -- a 35-31 victoverover Nevada-Las Vegas and a 24-20 victoverover New Mexico -- Crowton said Doman played with a shoulder separation, and in one of them, the Cougars had to use a third-string tailback.
This transition results in an effective charge separation and thus one order of enhancement in photocatalytic activity toward phenol degradation under visible light.
Near curve crossings, the adiabatic separation usually fails, and one has to consider the dynamical effects of the moving nuclei on the electronic wave function.
The high probability of developing shock waves and occurring separation bubbles on one or both surfaces makes it very difficult to design the high-performance transonic high lift natural-laminar-flow (NLF) airfoil at low Reynolds number.
It is a problem of the loss of religion that we likewise lose traditions that can help us and our kids make sense of the changes time brings, the seasons, and the separations between one period and another.
