Sentence examples for a step vertical from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that a step (vertical displacement) or stagger (horizontal displacement) enhances the sound insulation between dwellings separated by a cavity party wall of plastered masonry mainly through reducing the coupling between corresponding modes of the two leaves, with only a secondary effect from the reduction in common area.

In a second step, vertical edges, horizontal edges, and grey level symmetries are obtained, so that, candidates will only pass to the next stage if their symmetries values are greater than a threshold.

Furthermore, non-linear vibration properties are evaluated for various parameters under periodic and step vertical loading.

We adopt a multi-step vertical movement mechanism.

The dipstick test utilizes monoclonal antibodies specific to V. cholerae O1 lipopolysaccharide (LPS) and colloidal gold particles based on a one-step, vertical flow immunochromatography principle.

The test is based on a one-step, vertical-flow immunochromatography using mAb-coupled colloidal gold particles [27].

This dipstick RDT principle is based on the detection of N. meningitidis serogroup capsular polysaccharide antigen through a one-step vertical-flow immunochromatography technique [12].

In this study, we demonstrated the proof of principle of a one-step, vertical-flow immunochromatography test based upon mAbs recognizing serotype-specific determinants carried by the O-Ag as a rapid, robust and reliable test to identify S. flexneri 2a from stool samples.

Stepped vertical comb drive actuators and thinned torsion springs are used to enlarge the maximum deflection angle under the relatively low voltage load.

With so many agents striding around looking purposeful, it suddenly seemed not only plausible but practical that the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division would manufacture its own branded bottled water – a logical step toward vertical integration.

Its potential centring, symmetry, verticals, are shifted a step to the left.