Sentence examples for active displacement from inspiring English sources
The geometry of the resultant design is a unique feature of its adaptivity; being strongly influenced by the (passive) aerodynamic pressure forces on the flexible surface as well as the (active) displacement constraints.
It remains possible that a mechanism of active displacement is involved in CySC dominance (i.e., the colonizing stem cells crowd out the wild-type ones), and live-imaging of competing clones might distinguish between passive replacement and active displacement.
By the active displacement of water through the liquid cooling reservoir (circuit) a stable temperature could be guaranteed.
When interference is due to active displacement from high-quality feeding areas, food distribution can also have a detrimental effect on the level of interference competition.
Recent in vitro analysis of the human Spt16-C domain has implicated this domain in the active displacement of nucleosomal DNA during nucleosome reorganization (Winkler et al. 2011).
An alternative active model is one in which the force is assumed to act across a very stiff OC, resulting in an active displacement, as in the model of Neely [ 80].
In the last case the stimulation force can be either an active external displacement of tissue or a passive internal displacement physiologically induced [ 68].
During the late syn-rift stage, active tectonism, displacement on the boundary faults had ceased.
Phylogenetic evidence suggests that some of these turnovers result from evolution of existing lineages [ 39, 42] or from extinction and re-colonization [ 33, 36], while others result from active competitive displacement [ 24, 32, 37, 38].
The use of transgenic males with fluorescently labeled sperm has recently shown a common set of sperm precedence mechanisms in competitive settings with a major role of active sperm displacement of resident heterospecific sperm by incoming conspecific sperm and female control of sperm utilization through sperm ejection and fertilization bias [ 11].
Currently, many different techniques exist to infer the mechanical properties of living cells from the Brownian motion of embedded tracer particles (passive microrheology) or from the response to active bead displacements (active microrheology) [ 254].
