Sentence examples for varying media from inspiring English sources

Out of the varying media outlet's differing political agendas comes some kind of truth.

"We still have varying media types out there, and that, in itself, creates confusion," said Tony Jasionowski, director for North America of the Recordable DVD Council.

Those fungi were cultivated with varying media: potato dextrose, barley grains [10], rice [25], WSP30 [26], ISP2 broth [44], or other modified medium.

Each field site had two sets of bioretention cells with varying media depths, media types, drainage configurations, underlying soil types, and surface storage volumes.

In numerical experiments, accurate solutions are obtained in constant and smoothly varying media using meshes with only five to six points per wavelength and wave propagation over hundreds of wavelengths.

The control by means of varying media properties may be realized by different approaches: variation of the solvent nature (limitation on solubility of phosphorus in different solvents) and variation of media polarity and the structural organization of the solution (incorporation of ionic liquids [ILs] into the reaction media).

The basic principles of ultrasonic methods are now well established for varying isotropic media, particularly in the field of biomedical engineering.

Besides, it also yields smaller condition number of the resulting impedance matrix than conventional displacement-based approaches in laterally varying complex media.

In the present study we use pristine CNTs to avoid the surface oxidation process and we demonstrate the development of Pt/CNT by reduction of chloroplatinic acid via refluxing in varying pH media and in argon environment.

By varying the media composition, the highest bioconversion yields were obtained in the n-hexane, 2-butanone and MES NaOH buffer mixture using arabinobiose (8%), xylobiose (9%) and raffinose (11%) as substrates.

To advance these imaging techniques we developed a generic image analysis package that, for the first time, automatically segments regions in photographic images that require unique concentration calibration curves due to varying porous media properties or lighting nonuniformities.