Sentence examples for Immobile state from inspiring English sources
Further examination showed that freezing flies displayed startle responses during looming, but quickly returned to an immobile state (Supplementary Movie 1).
The bandgap is the minimum amount of energy required to boost an electron from its relatively immobile state into the semiconductor's conduction band, where the electron moves freely under the influence of a voltage.
These two equal and opposite forces, acting on the same body, are not related to or by Newton's third law, but they do produce the equilibrium immobile state of the body.
19F NMR of the samples reveals that the anions in the samples are in a relatively immobile state, indicating that the anions are well separated from the mobile Li+ ions in the samples.
"They stay in an immobile state and digest their food," says Sebastian Hess of the University of Cologne in Germany.
Sedentary behaviour can be defined as an immobile state of the body (eg, sitting) resulting in energy expenditure close to the resting metabolic rate.
14) Figure 5A: The legend says that in the apo state the lid probe is in equilibrium between mobile and immobile states.
Spectral plots (50% window overlap and frequency resolution of 0.25 Hz) of hippocampal theta epochs during exploratory behavior and hippocampal delta epochs during immobile states were generated.
In the apo state the lid probe shows signal for both mobile and immobile states, although crystallographic data indicate that even in the mobile state, the majority of the lid is still reasonably well ordered.
Our system and its associated analytical tools (J. A. Hardaway and J. Wing, unpublished data) has been designed to detect multiple parameters of swimming behavior and subtle fluctuations between mobile and immobile states.
A different explanation for the need for calcium is offered by the hypothesis that many of the soluble cofactors needed for endocytosis are found at rest in relatively immobile states, bound to synaptic vesicles or to some other synaptic structure (Shupliakov, 2009; Denker et al, 2011, 2011) (see step 42).
