Sentence examples for a long tail formed from inspiring English sources
An extreme example of this is a Prince Rupert's drop, a small glass ball with a long tail formed by dropping molten glass into water.
It is shown that chaotic advection significantly reduces deviation of the RTD which then consist of two parts: the main pulse which does not depend on the Péclet number and a long tail which is formed in the near-boundary layer, where the advection is weak.
The proponents of the translation-error hypothesis reasonably counter the above objections by showing that the distribution of the code error scores (fitness values) has a Gaussian-like shape where the better, more robust codes form a long tail such that the process of adaptation is non-linear, so approaching the absolute minimum is highly improbable [ 14, 30, 40, 41].
Our results show that if Kp increases with time, some particles inside the original plasmapause will convect into the magnetopause, forming a long tail that stretches from the plasmasphere to the magnetopause in the afternoon region.
In addition the distribution also has a long tail with a power law form, showing that strain induces curvature in the system.
We noticed that the existence of Pt nanoparticles on the surface of the tube wall makes the catalytic decomposing reaction much more intense compared with smooth Pt layer, and high frequency bubble generation forms a long tail at the tube end.
In the PR8 crystal structure the HA1 polypeptide has a long tail that interacts with the central coiled-coil formed by the HA2 subunit.
Alongside the "bath-shaped" dotcom recession, we now have a "LUV-shaped" world recovery and UK upturn in the form of a "square root" – with a long tail.
An adult salamander generally resembles a small lizard, having a basal tetrapod body form with a cylindrical trunk, four limbs, and a long tail.
AGB stars form a large cloud in the "bluer" part of the diagram, with a long tail going into the "redder" part.
