Sentence examples for the simple construction from inspiring English sources
The simple construction of flush doors eliminated the need for sophisticated joinery.
The simple construction and use suggest they can be viable and effective alternatives to traditional probes for cohesive mixtures.
Using a versatile strategy, here we have demonstrated the fabrication of nanoparticle-polymer framework based bioelectrocatalytic interfaces which facilitate a high mass-transport and thus offers the simple construction of advanced enzyme-based biofuel cells.
In this paper, the design and the implementation of a force sensor based on a commercial optoelectronic component called light fork and characterized by the simple construction process is presented.
In order to provide quick emergency relief, the simple construction of a temporary bridge becomes critical for the transportation of food and medical supplies into the emergency disaster areas.
This study provides insights into the simple construction of readily standardizable EIS sensors for the general, economic electrochemical analysis of ligand-protein interactions.
The selective etching technique can however be used only to produce DBRs of the simplest construction i.e., DBRs that consist of only relatively thick layers of GaAs and AlAs.
The simpler construction of an OLED display means it can be more robust to physical abuse.
For the acoustic design, although modelling was minimal before construction, the very simple construction allowed us to form 3D models of the nodal patterns in the fluid and the duct structure.
A RNG graph is defined by the following simple construction rule: two points (x_i) and (x_j) are connected by an edge if they satisfy the following property: begin{aligned} d(x_i,x_j) le max _l {d(x_i,x_l),d(x_j,x_l)},quad forall l ne i,j end{aligned} (8 where (d(x_i,x_j)) is the distance function.
This optimized protocol is a promising tool for low-cost genetic studies and the rapid, simple construction of homemade SSR libraries for small and large genomes.
