Sentence examples for variable exchange from inspiring English sources
Optimal pulses achieve higher saturation efficiencies than the continuous wave gold standard for rapid and especially for variable exchange rates, as brought about by pH-catalysis.
The factors, said Rod J. Harris, president of Tourism British Columbia in Vancouver, included "everything from the Iraq war to SARS and forest fires," adding, "Those geopolitical and environmental forces probably have more impact on travel than the variable exchange rate".
The analysis showed that spatially and temporally variable exchange of O-18 between the soil matrix and preferential pathways exerted a primary control on the estimates of the temporal origin of water in the hillslope runoff.
Crossover probability of (p_{c} = 1) with 50%% chance of variable exchange between offspring, and mutation probability of (p_{m} = 1/5), are used.
The peak shifting may be caused by the variable exchange of mannitol protons in the Bortenat and VELCADE samples, which then affects the peak positions of protons several bonds away.
This prompts variable exchanging recurrence which is not alluring in light of EMC issues and yield current and voltage administrative issues (Villalva et al. 2010).
Valsartan had no significant effect on exercise time (primary variable), gas exchange variables, 6 min walk test distance, exertion-related symptoms, brain natriuretic peptide levels, echocardiographic parameters, or quality-of-life scores.
A ventricular septum would inhibit shunting; it is at least possible that its absence in amphibians is not a primitive feature but a secondary adaptation to variable gas-exchange mechanisms.
The dashboard serves as a human computer interface and allows a decision maker to adjust decision variables and exchange information with the DSS.
Net investments in mutual funds, variable annuities, exchange-traded funds, and closed-end funds burgeoned between 2001 and 2007 only to sag in the wake of the Great Recession.
A logistic regression showed that higher GSI scores predicted more treatment enrollment (Adjusted OR = 2.15, CI = 1.10 4.23, p < 0.05), after controlling for study condition, demographic variables, syringe exchange site, and severity of drug use.
