Sentence examples for smaller composition from inspiring English sources

Blending the same block copolymers with polymethyl methacrylate or polyoxymethylene, leading to blends with much higher interfacial tensions, results in a much smaller composition range of co-continuous morphologies than was found in the PP/SEBS blends, whatever the processing temperature be.

As the number of sequences in the intergenic sets is 1/3 of those of the other sets (Section 2), their histograms were normalized by multiplying each value by 3. The real proteins have smaller composition bias (as is evident from the fact that their histogram is the leftmost) than the composition bias of the random proteins.

The coverage of the separation space was increased for the separation of 11 intact proteins within 30 min, while two critical proteins (β-lactoglobin A and β-lactoglobin B) could be separated by implementing an exponential first-dimension gradient and a narrowing second-dimension gradient (higher starting composition and smaller composition window for each subsequent run).

New, powerful methods of detecting overrepresented motifs [ e. g., [ 14, 15]], make it possible to undertake the analysis of small-scale composition of mammalian CNSs at the genomic level.

In contrast, small-scale composition of human CNSs, considered as a whole, is strongly affected by patterns in mutation – hypermutability of CpG's and the tendency for A's and T's to form runs.

"I will write a lot of chamber pieces for groups within the orchestra, and solo pieces, and progressively the piece will come from all those smaller compositions.

At this point a violinist and concert manager, Johann Peter Salomon, arrived from England and commissioned from Haydn 6 new symphonies and 20 smaller compositions to be conducted by the composer himself in a series of orchestral concerts in London sponsored by Salomon.

And once again it's a study in turbulent flow, with small-scale compositions that break open to enable exploration.

Another small composition is a patchwork of irregular blue, red, black, rusty brown or even white panels reminiscent of the Paris school abstractionist Jean Bazaine.

"The Electric Tram," a small composition in oil and collage on board executed by Otto Dix in 1919 at the tail end of Expressionism — when the movement was veering toward a humoristic style with a cartoon-like touch — went up to £2.95 million, more than two and a half times the high estimate.

Pure glass state is reached only within a small composition range of Ti.