Sentence examples for upon exchange from inspiring English sources
Upon exchange, CryptoRubles will reportedly require some kind of proof of origin, such as (presumably) a documented retail transaction or service rendered.
Black-colored colloidal dispersion of CZTSe NCs capped with organic ligand undergoes the phase transfer from toluene to FA with the inorganic ligand of (NH4 2S in FA upon exchange of the original organic surface ligand with S2−. Figure 2 FTIR spectra of OLA and CZTSe NCs before and after ligand exchange.
Some open adoptions include an agreed upon exchange of mail, and photos after the adoption is finalized and some such open adoption agreements even include in-person visits.
Upon exchange, the pattern of hydrogen bonding (shown in green) with the adjacent water molecules changes.
Tokens are inherently non-valuable objects that acquire an associative value upon exchange with the experimenter [14].
Tokens can be regarded as symbols since they are inherently non-valuable objects that acquire an arbitrarily assigned value upon exchange with an experimenter.
This interdependency created a complex relationship which was based upon exchanges of favors, private interests, party goals, negotiations, and other political maneuvering.
He had neither noble rank nor noble ancestry and lacked patrons in an environment in which advancement depended upon exchanges of favors and family connections.
Their graphs correspond to each other upon exchanging the x- and the y-coordinates (or upon reflection at the diagonal line x = y), as shown at the right: a point (t, u = bt) on the graph of f yields a point (u, t = logbu) on the graph of the logarithm and vice versa.
Upon exchanging the positively charged arginine 173 with the negatively charged glutamate, cyanide binding is even more impeded, whereas the binding kinetics of NdCld R173Q and R173Q/W146Y is comparable with R173A and R173K.
Alice Corp. owns several patents related to computerized schemes for mitigating "settlement risk" — i.e. the risk that only one party to an agreed-upon financial exchange will satisfy its obligation.
