Sentence examples for a notable property from inspiring English sources

A notable property of ferrites and associated materials is that the bulk spontaneous magnetization, even at complete magnetic saturation, does not correspond to the value expected if all the atomic dipoles are aligned parallel to each other.

The model is developed axiomatically and a notable property is derived that can suggest the appropriate number of mixtures for a given data set.

This expression is, however, not very convenient for a number of reasons: A notable property of the estimator in (42) is that it does not require the calculation of the filter and that the output power expression in (41) is simpler than the expression for the optimal filter in (40).

A notable property of medicinal leech central neurons is their capacity to regenerate neurites and restore appropriate synaptic connections in the adult central nervous system (CNS): neurites that have been damaged or severed can sprout, establish de novo growth cones, extend long distances and reconnect specifically with normal targets [1].

A notable property of VASP is the different influence of CPs when VASP is free in solution or clustered on the surface of a bead.

A notable property of the receptive field measurements taken in the retina as shown in Fig.  35 is that the receptive field sizes are clustered along linear functions, whereas the foveal scale-space model in Fig.  36 is based on the assumptions that all receptive field sizes above a linearly increasing minimum receptive field size should be present.

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One notable property is the 54-story residential tower under construction at 425 Fifth Avenue, at 38th Street, a mixture of apartments and extended-stay residences in a neighborhood that is largely commercial.

which implies the notable property: begin{array}rcl@ alpha_{t}^ + frac{S_{t}}{2eta} - frac{q}{eta} {int_{0}^{t}} (X_{s}^-I_{s}) ds, ;;; 0 leq tleq T, & & text{is a martingale.} end{array}.

One notable property of XNA molecules is they are not biodegradable: They are impervious to natural enzymes that degrade DNA and RNA.

Another notable property of CA IX is its resistance towards inhibition by lactate (KI>150 mM; [17]), which makes it especially suited for the expected high intraluminal lactate concentrations in T tubules.