Sentence examples for the preferential one from inspiring English sources
This guided nanowire growth is used to create arrays of vertically aligned nanowires with densities up to 1010 cm−2 on substrates oriented in another direction than the preferential one [18, 19].
Simulations are also in agreement with the NOE experiment, which shows that the anti conformer is the preferential one in DMSO-d6 solution at 298 K.
Still, the conflict-based account of consequence provides a much richer underlying structure than the preferential one.
Moreover, as we have seen, nonmonotonic consequence relations (especially the preferential ones) share a number of very significant formal properties with classical consequence, warranting the inclusion of them all in a larger family of logics.
The confined growth therefore leads to silicon nanowires oriented in a different crystallographic direction than their preferential one without affecting their crystalline quality.
The leading idea is that infiltrating water runs along paths, not necessarily preferential ones, and water spreads into the soil uniformly from the paths into the matrix.
Actual or realized distributions may differ from preferential ones by incorporating supply constraints imposed by the differing sizes of the populations and the limited availability of mating partners; preferential distribution patterns thus represent distributions as they would occur in the absence of such constraints.
Zuckerberg is going to drip-feed his charitable venture a billion dollars at a time because his Facebook shares are preferential ones that give him total control of the company, and he isn't going to give that up any time soon.
The preferential use of one tool over the other may depend on the nature of data available rather than the ultimate goal (Table 4).
We discuss the preferential use of one secondary sexual characteristic (UV reflectance) over another (pheromones) with regard to evolutionary strategies.
The rate acceleration and the enantiodiscrimination is therefore due to the preferential stabilization of one of the two diastereomeric intermediates.
