Sentence examples for and by the distance from inspiring English sources

The geometric selection at the end of the guides is given by their radii and that of the interaction region, and by the distance between the two.

The apparent modal density of the soundboard of an upright piano in playing condition, as seen from various points of the structure, exhibits two well-separated regimes, below and above a frequency flim that is determined by the wood characteristics and by the distance between ribs.

This is accomplished by the reduction of dimensions using the greedy resampling method and by the distance approximations.

Conjugates were classified according to the location of the centrosome relative to the synapse and nucleus (as described in 'Materials and methods' and illustrated in Figure 5A), and by the distance between the centrosome and the synapse.

Our results suggest that comparisons of neonatal mortality between groups using "relative" birth weight may be potentially biased by differences in gestational age at low birth weights, and by the distance from the optimal birth weight at higher birth weights.

To investigate the genome-wide association among gene expression, EWS-FLI1 binding, and chromatin states, we stratified all genes by their RNA levels and by the distance from the transcription start site (TSS) to the nearest EWS-FLI1 binding peaks, which were mapped previously (Bilke et al., 2013), and we plotted average ChIP-seq intensities for each histone mark around the TSS.

The total emissions in the various scenarios were obtained for the years 2010 2035 by multiplying the number of vehicles by the mean specific emissions and by the distances travelled (formula 9).

Anne is approached by a couple of young Arab boys, who are at once lured by her beauty and outraged by the distance between their existence and hers.

Enrichment peaks were annotated with the closest gene and defined by the distance upstream to the TSS and the distance downstream of the TES.

You feel both moved and exhausted by the distance that Wilson has to travel, musically and emotionally, before reaching the shore.

Node 1 (open area) is split into nodes 3 and 4 by the distance to the interstate roads.