The phrase "the shuttle of" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to the movement or operation of a shuttle, which is a device used to weave thread or yarn in a loom. Example: The rhythmic sound of the shuttle of the loom was soothing to the weaver's ears.
Meanwhile, the PEG barrier layer greatly suppressed the shuttle of polysulfides.
They hear the shuttle of our votes being thrown, the curtains drawn back as we step out of the booth.
However, the rapid capacity fading of high-sulfur-loading cathodes caused by the shuttle of soluble polysulfide intermediates between two electrodes heavily hinders the development of high-energy-density Li-S batteries.
The main challenge for developing long-life and high-performance Li-S batteries is to simultaneously restrain the shuttle of soluble polysulfides while accelerating the redox kinetics of sulfur-related species during cell operation.
The shuttle of donor MHC antigens through extracellular vesicles has been shown to dominate early allorecognition compared to direct contact of donor DC with host T cells, since only few donor DCs were identified in dLN at 24 h after transplantation4,40.
On the one hand, the multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) could increase active area of the electrode and enhance the electron transfer ability between the electrode and redox probe; on the other hand, the Au PtNPs not only could be used to assemble biomolecules with bioactivity kept well, but also could further facilitate the shuttle of electrons.
Crack down on grade inflation and the shuttling of athletes to egregiously easy and unbeneficial courses.
A computer chip called the digital motor controller regulates the shuttling of power between the motor and battery.
But most prisoners simply refer to it as "ghosting" – the shuttling of difficult inmates around the country's jails.
The two branches of the family remained threaded together through phone calls, e-mails and the shuttling of relatives between New York and the Dominican Republic.
The talk of diploma endorsements has also raised old fears about the shuttling of minority and low-income students into vocational programs.
