Sentence examples for Follow a mode from inspiring English sources

These cracks follow a Mode I path, normal to the substrate/coating interface, are arrested at the Γ/δ1 interface and continue to propagate parallel to the coating/substrate interface resulting in the delamination and failure of the coatings.

I think a really forgiving way of looking at work I've done for this show is that I'm trying to follow a mode of cultural criticism that emphasizes ephemerality.

These non-repetitive piRNAs in human, mouse and rat might follow a mode of biogenesis which is unlike the 'Ping-Pong' cycle [ 17].

Some intergenic piRNAs are devoid of transposable/repetitive elements and follow a mode of biogenesis that might differ from 'Ping-Pong' amplification cycle [ 15, 17].

This implies that not only a portion of intergenic piRNAs but other candidate piRNAs also have a possibility to follow a mode of biogenesis unlike the 'Ping-Pong' mechanism.

A theory of rigid-plastic single-crystal deformation based on the hypothesis that the crystal follows a mode of deformation that minimizes the plastic power is developed.

Its operations are more like love than war, and thereby follows a mode of persuasion thought more suitable for women.

We incorporated a new feature for analyzing evolving DNA sequences unequal substitution rates among different sites into MYN method, and proposed a modified version, namely γ (gamma -MYN, based on an assumption that the evolutionary rate at each site follows a mode of γ-distribution.

While the mitochondrial genome generally follows a mode of strict maternal inheritance, autosomal chromosomes are bi-parentally transmitted and will therefore co-segregate with the mtDNA in 50 per cent of cases; while in XY sex chromosomal systems, the X-chromosome will co-segregate with the mtDNA in two-thirds of cases simply because females harbor two copies of the X, whereas males harbor one.

The diffusion data were analyzed and it has been observed that most of the systems follow a Fickian mode of transport.

Some nomadic tribes continue to wrest a hard living from marginal grasslands in Outer Mongolia and other parts of Asia; but the handful who still follow a pastoral mode of existence are no more than a tattered remnant of the steppe peoples who for millennia had played a leading role in Eurasia's political and military history.