Sentence examples for successive conversion from inspiring English sources

But his experience and creativity at half back would be a fine acquisition for most Super League clubs, as would his kicking, despite being unusually awry on Sunday, missing three successive conversion attempts before nailing four in a row.

The SLS was obtained by successive conversion of wheat straw by oyster mushrooms and worms.

Scrum-half Gareth Davies' mazy run established the platform from which prop Manu was able to pick up and dive over, Thomas adding his second successive conversion.

As for the first traditional technique, SLS1 was obtained by successive conversion of wheat straw by oyster mushrooms and worms.

The model dynamically adapts the sampling rate of measurements to the simulated PHY layer system with a 2 × 1D filtering optimization considering successive conversion rates in relative delay τ and time variation t domains, respectively.

Although the S C reaction has been observed in geological environments including in geothermal fields (Inoue and Utada 1991), within altered basalts or ophiolites (Alt and Teagle 2003), and within marine evaporites (Hillier 1993), our results demonstrated for the first time the successive conversion of S/C within the subducting oceanic crust along the seismogenic plate interface.

They undergo radioactive decay and reach stability by successive conversions of neutrons to protons with the emission of a negative electron (called a beta particle, β-) and an antineutrino.

Our results point to an orderly and successive morphological conversion from spherical nanoparticles to spindles, and these to films, that are comparable despite the diverse environments in which these same particles and aggregates are found.

An increasing amount of evidence has shown that cancer-specific alterations in metabolism, that is, enhanced glucose uptake and successive preferential conversion to lactate, are important factors in cancer metabolism (the Warburg effect) 6, 29 and constitute tumor growth.

Closeness centrality may be regarded as a measure of how long it will take in average for metabolites to spread (through successive enzymatic conversions) from a pathway to other reachable pathways in the NIP: the higher the value, the shorter time needed.

The singlet-triplet energy difference in this exciplex was only 0.03 eV, which leads to the successive triplet up-conversion and delayed fluorescence.