Sentence examples for small conversion from inspiring English sources

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A second scenario, which does not necessarily involve transmission over a medium, is to derive the statistical conversion parameters using the compressed (source) and uncompressed (target) versions of the signal and then discard the uncompressed signal while storing the small conversion parameters set and the source.

Such variations would be expected with small conversion facilities.

Thus, we infer that these phylogenies resolved orthology among the RLN1 and RLN2 paralogs of apes, with the exception of a small conversion tract in the first exon restricted to chimps and bonobos (Evans et al. 1994).

Since rates are concentration-dependent, this assumption is usually reasonable only for small conversions or for shallow small reactors.

Of these, DMAP proved similar to Et3N, whereas the stronger base TMG gave small conversions to the adducts.

For "large to small" conversions, multiply by the appropriate power of ten.

A by 1% (λ=0.99) lower frequency f0 would indicate a by 2% (λ2=0.98) smaller conversion factor k. A frequency drift of such an amount is detectable, see Fig. 3.

The smallest conversion was observed when lesions were placed opposite C (Table 2).

The conservative approach employed here to call NCOs in our study misses the smaller conversion events which may be an important source of genome variation.

On E-Trade's global trading platform the fee to swap $100,000 into euros is $500 or so; smaller conversions can cost up to 1% of the amount.