Sentence examples for young 1 from inspiring English sources

In this case, the relation of Young (1) gives the value of the contact angle θ on the surface (which we will henceforth call angle of Young).

This force, acting on the three phase contact line, can be inserted in the equation of Young (1): (13).

Introduction: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a major cause of death and disability, particularly in the young(1).

Based on the planet evolutional model calculated by Burrows et al. (2003), SCI will search for gas giant planets down to one Jupiter mass around nearby young (1 Gyr) stars and two Jupiter masses around nearby old (5 Gyr) stars.

The contact angle of a liquid on a surface according to the surface tension is given by the relation of Young (1).

(E) The mRNA expression of several NPC marker genes (Prom1, Dlx2, Dcx, Gfap, and Ncam1) were measured by qPCR of total RNA extracted from young (1 mth) and old (18 mths) mouse EZ-SEZ/SVZ tissues (n = 3 per group).

18 Matt Leinart threw three touchdown passes as fourth-ranked Southern California (2-1) built an early lead, then scored two late touchdowns to hold off visiting Brigham Young (1-1) in their first matchup.

Roy Oswalt and Wade Miller are the best young 1-2 starters in the league, and the Astros would like Tim Redding and the rookie Jeriome Robertson to join them.

Led by a researcher at Duke University's Center for Child and Family Policy, the study concluded that spanking children when they are very young (1-year-old) can slow their intellectual development and lead to aggressive behavior as they grow older.

The latter result is due to Young [1], p.264, theorem on Stieltjes integrability.

Young, 1 2-year-old set-asides have been initially considered to be too ephemeral to have any conservation value.