Sentence examples for was first coordinated from inspiring English sources
The RAFT agent (1), 4-cyano-4- dodecylsulfanylthiocarbonylsulfanyl pentanoic acid, with an available carboxyl group was first coordinated to the n-TiO2 surface, with the SC(SC12H25) moiety subsequently used for RAFT polymerization of MMA to form the n-TiO2/PMMA nanocomposites.
A standardized time system was first used to coordinate the British railway network in 1847, with the inauguration of Greenwich Mean Time.
The results reveal that Schiff-base receptors are first rapidly coordinated with Au3+ (i.e. inhibited C=N isomerization mechanism), then hydrolyzed to the corresponding products by the attack of water.
A role for SATB1 in regulating gene expression in a coordinate manner was first observed in T-cell development (Cai et al, 2006).
Phasing was first performed using SNP coordinates from the UMD3.1 assembly [ 26], which is known to contain some errors.
In this method, aerodynamic pressure data was first sorted in terms of coordinates for different regions; a feed forward back propagation neural network model was then trained for each data set to generate approximate pressure functions in terms of coordinates.
Clearly, the degree of a node is the first coordinate in this vector, since an edge (graphlet G0 in Figure 1) is the only 2-node graphlet.
If equation (13) has a solution V ( t ) tending to 0 as t → ∞ and V 0 ( t ) is its first coordinate, then the function y ( x ) = ( V 0 ( − log ( x ∗ − x ) ) + C ) ⋅ ( x ∗ − x ) − α. with C and α defined by (4) is a solution to (1) such that (2) and (3) hold.
That is, the second coordinate is ((m_1varvec{r}_1+m_2varvec{r}_2)/M), the center of mass.
In this method, the target intensity distribution is first modified via coordinate transformation and intensity adjustment.
The DM-tradeoff curve is characterized by a set of points, where each point is a two-tuple whose first coordinate is the multiplexing gain and the second coordinate is the maximum diversity gain achievable at that multiplexing gain.
