Sentence examples for actual anchor from inspiring English sources

Not a tattoo, an actual anchor.

Note that the actuator that applied shear loading to the test anchors was not controlled based on the measured anchor displacement due to equipment limitations; hence the actual anchor displacements were difference from the actuator displacement.

It is revealed that chromatin interactions can occur in clusters of contact points and that the actual anchor points, in a linear two-dimensional representation, can be found separated by hundreds of kilobases and in some cases megabases.

The problem there is that Smith is an actual news anchor and, without him, Fox News loses someone who can package stories downmarket to affiliates.

Ann Curry, who is Mr. Lauer's actual co-anchor, was the one "Today" star left out of the London coverage; even the weatherman Al Roker made the cut.

Hence, d il is the actual distance of anchor node S i to the virtual node ( {S}_l^{prime } ), and the corresponding distance vector is V l  = [d1l, d2l, …, d Nl ].

Near the end of the filming, producer Paul Rabwin discovered that there was no money left for a small but necessary sequence created to mimic an actual TV news anchor giving a report.

This fraction corresponds to fragments with an average length of 1.6 kb in rat hepatocytes, likely to represent the regions that include the actual MARs (LARs) anchored to the NM.

165 The phenomenon of the release of polypeptides from donor cells and subsequent intercellular transfer to and uptake by acceptor cells of a GPI-anchored protein were reported even before the actual discoveries of GPI anchors and the presence of GPI-anchored proteins in EMVs.

If the actual distance between the anchor node S i and the unknown node E is d iE, then the distance vector is composed of the actual distance from N anchor nodes to the unknown node E, V = [d1E, d2E, …, d NE ].

Also, the actual distances between available anchor nodes can be used to evaluate the reliability of the measured distances.