Sentence examples for volume to which from inspiring English sources

There is no single volume to which medicinal chemists and biotechnologists can refer on the subject of enzymatic mechanisms.

After Darwin published "The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals," Dodgson wrote to him offering to collaborate on a new volume, to which he would contribute photographs.

The subscript cell refers to the control local finite volume to which the mass sourced is applied.

So, investors are now valuing Square more on the strength of its current and perhaps forward 12-month processing volume (to which its revenue is directly tied), and less — again, perhaps — against its three-year growth potential.

Here, gaussian-type envelope function with respect to the interatomic distance between solute atoms (r ij ) and a constant is employed to define the occupied volume to which the approach of water molecules is restricted.

Although obviously time-consuming, we chose to manually pick the volumes and performed visual three-dimensional translation until both volumes the reference volume to which all others were matched and the target volume exhibited the least amount of difference as assessed on a subtraction image.

A new ed., in three volumes, to which is now added a general index.

In 1848, after considerable research among authenticated and mainly primary sources, Ellet published Women of the American Revolution in two volumes, to which a third was added in 1850.

There is no longer a single volume or a small collection of volumes to which students can be directed to obtain a clear understanding of the state of knowledge regarding the chemicals mechanisms by which enzymes catalyze biological reactions.

The ridges form small volumes to which the molten metal is difficult to flow and penetrate.

SHCG examined the most commonly-ordered lab tests by cost and volume to evaluate which tests are inappropriately ordered.