Sentence examples for some particular properties from inspiring English sources

This suggests that filled nanotubes have some particular properties compared to empty multi-wall carbon nanotubes and the development of filled nanotubes is necessary.

Supercritical carbon dioxide (SC-CO2) used as a fracturing fluid in the shale fracturing stimulation is a promising technology as it can save much water and have some particular properties, such as low surface tension, large diffusion coefficient, strong permeable ability and adsorption capacity in shale.

We note some particular properties of the 0-brane.

Such systems have some particular properties including regularity and impulse behavior which does not need to be considered in normal systems.

In turn, each chromosome is characterized by some particular properties of structure and function.

It is much more difficult to understand why, in the case of the Irx genes, there would have been systematic events leading to cluster maintenance after numerous instances of gene duplications, unless postulating some particular properties of the Irx genomic region that would, by itself, favor the conservation of the physical link between the duplicated genes.

In general, a causally relevant property is relevant to some particular property of the effect (Horgan 1989).

To conceive of an object is to be aware of that object as the bearer of some particular property.

And TV games have some very particular properties.

Besides, considering that our results with the C. albicans strain 10231 might be due to its particular properties, some experiments were repeated with the strain ATCC 90028, where indicated.

They focused on particular properties of some genomic regions around already known miRNAs, and were able to predict between 50 100 novel pre-miRNAs, 30%% of them already found as new in other studies.