Sentences with phrase «from substrates»

From substrates to water bowls to light bulbs, retailers should practice what they preach.

There are many ways to release cells, but it can be difficult to keep those cells in tact when you release from substrates.

The cellulose forms a flexible sheet studded with embedded nanotubes that can be peeled away from the substrate.

And structures must be fabricated from the substrate surface up at continually decreasing growth rate and from a limited number of precursor gases available.

Under the microscope, borophene displays corrugations that demonstrate its wavy nature, meaning it can be highly stretched once removed from the substrate, or reattached to a soft one, Yakobson said.

As they report this week in Applied Physics Letters, from AIP Publishing, researchers in Japan have reproducibly formed an aligned ensemble of quantum sensors called nitrogen vacancy (NV) centers, just nanometers from its substrate's surface.

Using the oxygen - terminated substrate surface from the first paper, the team removed the screening effect from the substrate and doped the molybdenum disulfide 2 - D film with rhenium atoms.

The diamond crystals have an edge length of between three and eight millimeters, and are then separated from the substrate and polished using a laser.

Existing techniques for transferring such thin films from a substrate rely on a process called chemical etching, but the chemicals involved in that process can damage or contaminate the film.

«The ultimate goal is to use these atomic - layer semiconducting thin films to create devices that are extremely flexible, but to do that we need to transfer the thin films from the substrate we used to make it to a flexible substrate,» says Cao, who is senior author of a paper on the new transfer technique.

But could this coupling of atomic vibrations and collaborative electron behavior also take place in iron selenide alone, without a boost from a substrate?

In the assay, cell extracted telomerase enzyme synthesizes telomere repeats of GGTTAG (enzyme product) onto an artificial substrate oligonucleotide from substrate NTPs in the reaction medium.

As the distance from the substrate bottom increases, adhesion aggregates become smaller and almost undetectable in some cell lines.

Eventually, SUMO is removed intact from its substrate SUMOylated proteins, and so the SUMOylation / deSUMOylation cycle regulates SUMOs function.

Salt plays a pivotal role in traditional fermentation by creating conditions that favor the bacteria, preventing the growth of pathogenic microorganisms, pulling water and nutrients from the substrate and adding flavor.»

Weighted to reduce tipping and spilling, the bowl's low profile is designed for easy access while preventing contamination from substrate.

Pet bird cages should have plenty of space for activity and a grate to separate your pet bird from the substrate.

They are carnivorous, and they should be kept in a fairly thick sand / gravel bed where they will «dig in» and extend themselves vertically from the substrate.

(2) One FCC Lipase Unit (LU) is defined as that quantity of enzyme that will liberate the equivalent of one μmol of acid (H +) per minute from the substrate, under the conditions of the assay.

5pm - 6:30 pm Session 3 Travelling Light: Re / figuring the «Black Atlantic» Sonia Boyce, artist, London: «From the Substrate to the Riverbed» Ellen Gallagher, artist, Rotterdam and New York: «Are we Obsidian?»

In the 21st century, Donald Martiny advances that idea considerably further by freeing the gesture of gestural abstraction from the substrate which, heretofore, provided the context that brought gesture to life.

In the 21st century, Donald Martiny advances that idea considerably further by freeing the gesture of gestural abstraction from the substrate which, heretofore, provided the context that brought -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

When a Substratum Network member running a node forwards the hosted site to a visitor, they receive a Substrate payment from the host.

Since Aristotle and Whitehead are at one in distancing themselves critically from entity understood as substrate, since they both have in mind the existence of a «self» as the decisive characteristic of entity, and since moreover they both turn in the direction of organic unities and not of «things,» it becomes all the more urgent to ask just how the Whiteheadian concept of an «actual entity» is related to the Aristotelian concept of «entity.»

Just as Russell asked how could relations among phenomena not reflect relations among noumena, we can ask the following question: if a key feature of mass is continuity, then does this not imply some underlying substrate that must persist without change from measurement to measurement?

Typically, those who defend the family on natural - law grounds are happy to further demonstrate the compatibility of the nature - based approach with a supernatural one, wherein the authority of the traditional family results from the imposition of sacred order upon the natural substrate or raw material of biological necessity on the one hand and possibility on the other.

Knowledge of the real is not by abstraction of the form from the material substrate, but by the recognition of the true - and also the good, the meaningful and the joyful - embedded and embodied in the material existence.

In the end it was not the concept of entity found in Aristotle's Metaphysics, but rather that derivative from the Categories, of the identification of entity with enduring substrate, that dominated later history of thought.

Some of their properties are intelligible from a substantialist perspective, so that they can be called «particles,» but others are not, so that for some purposes they must be viewed as waves without having a substrate that can be understood to «wave.»

Its duration is thus quite different from the «undifferentiated [263] endurance» of a formless substrate that Whitehead repudiates.

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The substrate is cut to length and applied to a product using our unique feeding systems and moisture from the product initiates the transfer of the flavor or ingredient to the product, upon contact.»

Our packaging technologies range from packaging resins and sealants to anti-counterfeit solutions, non-woven substrates, and grease - resistant coatings.

Other printing and package printing solutions from DuPont include high - quality inks and substrates.

When coding onto glass, the laser etches onto the substrate by vaporising material from the surface, leaving a physical mark.

From high - quality snack and specialty foods packaging to dry cleaner bags, flexible packaging printers face a wide spectrum of substrates and quality expectations.

Solid substrate is more or less continuously extracted from the reception and storage boxes into the Slurring Stage.

It seems reasonable to suggest that rather than simply maintaining a high self - selected work rate until the RPE rises to reach near - maximal levels, the exercising athlete would instead reduce the work rate in certain conditions to prevent hyperthermia or substrate depletion from occurring before the end of exercise.

Berkowitz concluded that caries is an infectious and transmissible disease primarily caused by streptococcus mutans.16 Accumulation of this organism to pathogenic levels results from frequent and prolonged exposure to cariogenic substrates.

The funding will therefore support research in the newly emerging area of inorganic graphene analogous, with the ultimate aim to revolutionise a wide range of technologies spanning from energy conversion, energy storage, photonics, large area electronics on unconventional substrates and geometries, electronic textile, sensors and spintronics.»

The nucleotide in M1 RNA, residue C92, which participates in a crosslink with the substrate was deleted and the resulting mutant M1 RNA was shown to cleave substrates lacking the 3» terminal CCAUCA sequence at sites several nucleotides away from the normal site of cleavage.

One of the team's new biosensors is made from a nanoplasmonic material that is able to accommodate a large number of cells on a single substrate and to monitor cell proliferation, a fundamental process involving cell growth and division, in real time.

Supramolecular chemistry is the study of the structures and functions of the supermolecules that result from binding substrates to molecular receptors.

We believe that our data on NS3 substrate specificity, combined with the recent report on protein structure from other researchers, will allow for development of highly specific inhibitors in the future,» said Dr. Krzysztof Pyrć, senior author of the FEBS Letters study.

Analysis of crosslinked complexes of M1 RNA, the catalytic RNA subunit of ribonuclease P from Escherichia coli, and transfer RNA precursor substrates has led to the identification of regions in the enzyme and in the substrate that are in close physical proximity to each other.

However, data from the cohort of DS mice that died during the study suggest that autonomic disturbances precede SUDEP, and may therefore provide an acute biomarker and substrate for cardiac arrhythmias and SUDEP.

Generation of hydrogen from inexpensive organosilane substrates under ambient conditions without additional energy input represents an exciting advance towards the goal of using hydrogen as a green energy source.

The key is to transfer CVD graphene from its growth substrate in such a way that chemical contamination is avoided.

On / off switching of hydrogen production was achieved using the nanoparticle catalyst because it could be easily separated from its organosilane substrate by filtration.

The painters used materials such as a red lead that came from as far away as Spain, iron - earth pigment from Greece, and wood substrates — onto which the portraits were painted — from central Europe, he said.