Sentence examples for a rigid feature from inspiring English sources
This stabilises the kink and makes it a rigid feature of the receptor structure.
This kink is not caused by flexibility, but is a rigid feature of the receptor, as it adopts the same confirmation in crystals of receptor alone, and in crystals of its complex with HpSPHb, and is also observed in molecular envelopes derived from small angle x-ray scattering.
This paper describes the design, implementation and results of a unified non-rigid feature registration method for the purposes of anatomical MRI brain registration.
It's a key moment when he actually sees her only moderately scarred face; flickers of confusion, disappointment and relief play gently on Eastwood's normally rigid features.
While the extendible antenna may be gone (it's now built into the body of the device), some rigid features of the Palm VII series appear to still be present.
The pristine ACNFs exhibit straight and rigid features with defects on the surface.
For matching, they used a similar approach as in [13] to compute the parameters of a rigid transformation between feature vectors which gives the highest matching score.
A simplified setup, featuring a rigid rotor supported by a single pad arrangement is the subject of study.
This series featured a rigid tricyclic ring system as an important pharmacophore core structure for high binding affinity.
The aim is to predict the magnitude and statistical distribution of hydrodynamic impact pressure generated from the implosion of various individual acoustic cavitation bubbles near to a rigid boundary, considering geometrical features of the pitted area.
So instead of building one big page according to a rigid template – news here, features there – our editors can create modular homepages and article pages to create a representation of what is important each and every day and then also embed these collections directly in other article pages so that the majority of readers who won't visit the homepage can still get the most out of the Guardian.
