Bulk-property detectors measure some property of the solution, such as refractive index, whereas solute-specific detectors focus on some property of the solute, such as light absorbance.
During thermal analysis heat is added to an analyte while some property of the analyte is measured.
Instead, there must be some property of the network that changes to allow some ideas to spread but not others.
Second, the court, in such a suit, cannot proceed, unless the officer finds some property of defendant on which to levy the writ of attachment.
Estimation, in statistics, any of numerous procedures used to calculate the value of some property of a population from observations of a sample drawn from the population.
In some eggs, protection against the penetration of the egg by more than one spermatozoon (polyspermy) is due to some property of the egg surface; in others, however, the egg envelopes are responsible.
While meta puzzles sometimes work by realizing that all the words belong to some category (e.g. perhaps they're all names of superheroes or supervillains), I wanted the key insight in this meta to use some property of the English language.
So just thinking that you could be able to associate these two components and then even test them empirically and then [INAUDIBLE] back in some property of basic biophysics.
It later transpired the tenant, who happened to own a business and some property of his own, was convicted for his part in one of the biggest multimillion pound robberies the UK has ever seen.
And they must pay what is known as a "bride price," a certain sum the groom gives to the bride or her family so that she has some property of her own to control.
Perhaps there's some property of cigarette use that can alleviate the symptoms of depression, so rather than cigarettes causing depression, it's the depression causing an increased likelihood to smoke.
