Sentence examples for a constriction with from inspiring English sources

Amplicons obtained after 20, 25, 35, and 45 PCR cycles are conveyed in the microfluidic channel using a constriction with a parabolic profile and actuation parameters of 2 bar and 130 V, corresponding to ~5.7 cm s−1 and 1.52 MV m−1 for the maximum flow velocity and electric field, respectively.

The last unusual feature which will be analyzed in the paper relates the inner-gap structure in S-c-S S-c-S S-c-Shere c stands for a constriction with a transmission probability D ≤ 1.

These results suggest that certain phonemes that are mainly dependent on the pronounced jaw movement and certain tongue movements (creating a constriction with middle of the tongue and the tongue tip) for clear articulation are the worst affected in terms of ASR accuracy.

Using an identical pressure transducer, the pressure drop across a glass constriction with a calibrated resistance was continuously measured.

Bright-field video microscopy sequences of THP-1 cells pushed into a microfluidic constriction with a cross-section of 6 μm × 9 μm at an applied pressure ΔP ext  = 400 Pa.

I wanted it to be really intimate, and I didn't want to feel any constriction with a traditional theater".

A constriction site with a pore-facing phenylalanine and arginine is proposed to serve as a selectivity filter as well as a gate modulating the conductance state of the channel.

A tapered constriction with internally regulated pressure control was tested on a range of cells include neutrophils, lymphocytes, bladder cancer and parasitized red blood cell (RBC) [19],[19].

A concentric constriction with decrease of the velopharyngeal space was achieved and a definitive decrease of nasalance and hypernasality resulted.

The anisotropic network is constructed by constricting the throats in the through-plane direction with a constriction factor.

I never see that poor woman without thinking, with a constriction of the heart, "Oh Miss Brahms, Miss Brahms!