Sentence examples for a very specific structure from inspiring English sources
We've got several songs near completion and we've got a very specific structure.
Since the data maintained in a cooperative traffic information system has a very specific structure, it is particularly profitable in terms of bandwidth consumption and latency to tailor the system to this specific application domain instead of re-using generic peer-to-peer approaches.
Figure 2A shows a very specific structure in which DNA is uniquely in contact with the Mcm5 subunit.
Recently, it has become clear that the pattern of functional brain connectivity, as measured by the SL has a very specific structure.
Most of these tasks require the protein to have a very specific structure, which is maintained by a balance of chemical and physical interactions.
The advantage of the DC decomposition (21) is that the resulting DCA-SMP requires, at each iteration, the computation of the projection of a point on the set (C) (having very specific structure) for which efficient algorithms are available (see [27]).
Instead, it is the spectrum of the deterministic perturbation that emerges as crucial here; the location of the eigenvalues of this matrix can be used to predict the existence of a family of steady states and limit cycles with very specific structure.
Intravesical application of chitosan to urinary bladder recently revealed a destructive effect of this polysaccharide on superficial terminally differentiated epithelial cells, possibly due to the very specific structure of the apical membrane in these cells.
As with dividing cells, we found that a small number of lipids with very specific structures strongly accumulated in midbodies (Tables 1 and S1 and Figure 1).
nitially, Raimi and Tapert thought they would give a Ghost House movie a very specific, recognizable structure, going back to the formula they had teased out of the drive-in.
These observations indicated that Mimivirus replication and assembly took place in a very specific cytoplasmic structure composed of a dense central core from which newly formed particles appeared.
