Sentence examples for a single displacement from inspiring English sources

Thus, if AB = a in Figure 1 represents a displacement of a particle from A to B and subsequently the particle is moved to a position C, so that BC = b, it is clear that the displacement from A to C can be accomplished by a single displacement AC = c.

On the other hand, inverting α-l-arabinofuranosidases, belonging to GH43 family, use a single displacement mechanism (Shallom et al. 2002).

Each component is specifically designed to minimize the shape conversion errors that can be caused by enforcing a single displacement map.

Data are limited to a single displacement episode per inferred deformation source location, so that there may be more than one entry per volcano, but only a single entry for episodes of uplift and subsidence attributed to the same source.

We first propose a conversion framework that enables sharing the same control mesh topology and a single displacement map among frames, and then present the details of the components in the framework.

Instead of independently converting each mesh frame in the animated mesh, our technique produces displaced subdivision surfaces that share the same topology of the control mesh and a single displacement map.

For the forward reaction (APS synthesis), initial velocity methods indicate a single-displacement mechanism.

Kinetic analysis of the forward reaction of GmATPS1 indicates that a single-displacement or ternary complex mechanism occurs.

It can be applied to multiple substrate/product reversible enzymatic reactions with a generalized single displacement mechanism.

The XOS degrading β-xylosidases can be classified as either retaining (GH3, GH39) or inverting (GH43) depending on whether the catalytic mechanism involves a two-step double (retaining) or a one-step single displacement reaction (inverting), respectively.

The deformation was calculated numerically by Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and the resulting displacements show that the deformation can be represented by a single angular displacement: the spring-in of the skin.