Sentence examples for terminals between from inspiring English sources
It is one of the important interaction terminals between robots and their outside world.
We found no change in VCN volume, number of macroneurons, or number of VGLUT1-positive auditory nerve terminals between young adult and older, deaf DBA/2J.
The bank also failed to keep attachments to some Bloomberg emails between 2007 and 2010, and failed to retain about 3.3 million instant messages sent using Bloomberg terminals between 2008 and 2010.
Interestingly, PTEN ablation did not generate changes in TH optical density in the striatum or nucleus accumbens, suggesting an equal distribution of dopaminergic terminals between Pten KO and control animals.
Monthly ambient background EC estimates were determined for the 139 large terminals between 1971 2000 using location specific temperature, windspeed, and other terminal-specific data as input into the SEM exposure model.
Our analyses show that the effect of taxon sampling on mammalian divergence time estimates depends on the number of terminals between the node of interest and the node that bears the calibration information.
The day the deal was signed, Israel's upgraded "passenger terminal" between Jerusalem and Bethlehem came into operation.
The borough, which hugs a thin strip of land along the river, still bears traces of its gritty past, including a large Hess oil terminal between shopping centers on River Road, a main thoroughfare.
Neither project went ahead, and in 1958 the developer Erwin Wolfson proposed a 3-million-square-foot building to replace a five-story office building behind the terminal, between Park and Vanderbilt Avenues and north to 46th Street.
Given the limitation of networking and access of information, this study collected the operational data of X Terminal between January 2011 and March 2011.
To verify the optimization results of orthogonal experimental design, the comparison-interference voltage of S-terminal and L-terminal between the optimization result and No.8 trial as shown in Fig. 6.
