Sentence examples for solution late from inspiring English sources

The leading order asymptotic outer solution (late growth), for the case of instantaneous diffusion, is described analytically using the Picard iteration method.

In a previous report [ 14], the continuous rinsing solution, which was contaminated, could have resulted in a higher level of bacterial inoculums, resulting in quicker and more pronounced inflammation, when compared with the contaminated aspiration solution that had been diluted by irrigation solution late in our study.

Desperate to find a quick solution, late last month officials from the State Department approached the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, which owns the pavilion, about organizing the American exhibition at the 2005 Biennale.

Such is the ubiquity of QR codes that China UnionPay, one of Apple Pay's Chinese partners and a long-time proponent of NFC, has even succumbed to pressure — the firm launched its own QR code solution late last year.

When I read that some organisation in Japan "proposed" this solution as late as 1992, I did not know whether to laugh or cry.IAN MCLOUGHLINZaventem, BelgiumSIR—I notice that The Economist is working to preclude the problem of the millennium bug.

This prevented these stakeholders to fully embrace this technological shift as the solution for late blight.

Even if Etsy were to implement a new payments processing solution this late in the drama, it would take weeks to implement the system into the Etsy backend.

Previous solutions derived for a transport domain with an unbounded-radial and an infinite thickness of vadose zone boundary conditions give lower concentration predictions compared with the proposed solution at late times.

Subsequently 1 μl of a 1 mg/ml propidium iodide solution (staining late apoptotic and necrotic cells) and 5 μl of FITC-coupled AnnexinV (BD Bioscience; to detect early apoptosis) were added to the cells.

S. venezuelae cultures were grown in MYM-TAP supplemented with trace element solution until late transition phase for 24 hr at 30°C and then pelleted by centrifugation for 10 min at 6,000 rpm.

In 2012, detention centres in Nauru and Manus island were re-opened; not long after the Rudd government then announced the PNG solution – the latest in a long line of policies by which Australia, one of the wealthiest multicultural countries in the world, outsources asylum seekers to an impoverished Pacific neighbour.