Sentence examples for sgp a from inspiring English sources

The study area (Fig. 1b, c) forms a traverse of the South Ganga Plain (SGP), a major geomorphic unit of the Middle Ganga Plain (MGP) for about 51 km length, stretched in the north south direction through Patna and Jehanabad districts.

On two occasions when I suddenly had to cut spending to comply with the EU's Stability and Growth Pact (SGP), a 1997 agreement among EU member states to enforce fiscal responsibility, I had few options other than to cut the defense budget".

The crystal structure of SGP revealed a previously undescribed fold for peptidases and a unique catalytic dyad of residues Gln53 and Glu136.

In this study, we report a facile way to precisely control the size and distribution of Co3O4 nanoparticles on a new type of 2D nanostructure, namely sulfonated graphenal polymer (SGP), by a hydrothermal process.

The Scottish Green party (SGP) said a new 60% top rate of income tax on the wealthiest should be introduced alongside higher rates and wider bands for everyone earning above £19,000, which would raise £331m extra for public services.

Also today SGP announced a tablet-based secure audio conferencing system called Silent Meeting, again with enterprise users in mind.

SGP showed a 2D planar structure while the 2D plane was quite irregular as porous and branched structures were widely observed (Fig. 1 a).

It has been hypothesized that sGP plays a role in controlling host humoral immune responses by adsorbing antibodies elicited against GP1,2 (de La Vega et al. 2015).

SGP is an odd one; it shares a similar spirit to Burning Man but attracts an ASOS crowd.

The PGCs follow a stereotypical trajectory to ultimately coalesce with the SGPs into a gonad in a temporally coordinated manner.

It is well known that FI ( X ) = sgp ⟨ Y | a a - 1 a = a, a a - 1 b b - 1 = b b - 1 a a - 1, a, b ∈ Y ∗ ⟩ is the free inverse semigroup (with identity) generated by X. Introduce the notions of a formal idempotent, a (prime) canonical idempotent, and an ordered (prime) canonical idempotent in Y ∗.