Sentence examples for apex zone from inspiring English sources
It was observed that the air core diameter reduces with increase in the feed solids concentration and with decrease in height from the roof of the cyclone towards the apex zone.
In HA-treated rice roots, apical (0 to 100 μm), meristematic (100 to 300 μm), and elongation (300 to 800 μm) zones showed a considerable increase on H+ efflux if compared to the apex zone.
In particular, there is evidence for a predominance of radiolucent lines in the vicinity of the femoral-stem apex (zone 1 femoral) and the medial tibial plateau (zone 1 tibial).
A distinct signal in oxygen and NO fluxes was clearly detected only in the apex zone during microgravity, with no significant changes in normal and in hypergravity conditions.
Four pools of 5 shoot apex zones (approximately 4 mm in length) were harvested from 20 single-stemmed grapevines (i.e. one apex per plant) at the end of the night for each scion/rootstock combination in July (4 months after grafting) and immediately snap frozen in liquid nitrogen.
Thus, in addition to local brain-like areas (root apex transition zones, e.g.,), the whole plant, and especially the trunks of trees, can be viewed as a distributed 'brain', in the sense of 'brain' being a center for the integration of electrical activity.
The first signs of the differentiation of the vascular system appear some distance below the apex, in a zone of tissue distinguishable by the smaller cross-sectional area of individual cells.
A DLV record may, however, appear at the apex of a zone.
Oxygen concentrations in the solution measured at two different root levels (root apex and mature zone) are also reported for three different parabolas.
The femoral head tapers were scored for fretting and corrosion using the Goldberg scale as both a combined score and by three zones (apex, central and base).
Let ΦD and ΦI be respectively the flux entering the apex from the development zone and the reflux returning to the apex from the initiation zone (Figure 8B).
