Hyperactivated motility can be easily recognized as a frenetic form of motility characterized by exaggerated asymmetric flagellar beating which often results in a compact figure of eight motility pattern.
Our results are generally consistent for small (0.5 km/s) variations in these parameters as always, a faster rupture speed spreads the moment further over the fault, a slower rupture speed results in a more compact pattern and larger estimates of slip (Lay et al., 2010c).
If, for instance, Kipchoge felt that he needed more support through the arch area, the team could tweak that metric in that region, resulting in a more compact pattern of diamond-shaped lattice.
In addition, the flow-related biofilm structures were observed that biofilms generally grew as a more compact pattern at the higher fluid velocity.
With intrinsic ageing, a more compact pattern of the fibrous dermal component of PD could be quantified and correlated with decrease in the voids or areas between the fibers of PD on HD-OCT.
A large Fiedler refers to a compact topological pattern, indicating dense attentional allocation in scene perception, while a small Fiedler refers to an elongated pattern, which indicates loose attentional allocation.
The proliferative ducts had a compact growth pattern with little stroma.
But a critical undercooling of 175 K exists, from which the eutectic solidification interface changes from a fractal into a compact seaweed pattern, accompanied with an abrupt increase of growth velocity.
The coating microstructure was found to exhibit a compact striated pattern extending in a direction perpendicular to coating surface, which is composed of equiaxed β-Ta2O5 grains with an average grain size of ∼20 nm, well adhered to the Ti-6A1-4V substrate.
In non-infected cells, Giantin-staining was characterized by a compact perinuclear pattern that disappeared during ORFV infection and scattered throughout the cytoplasm.
