Sentence examples for apparatus complexity from inspiring English sources

However, it should be noted that the 'Boulder Laboratory for 3DEM of cells' set benchmark studies on visualizing Golgi apparatus complexity, based on freeze-substituted specimen analyzed by serial sectioning and dual-axis electron tomography (Ladinsky et al. 1999; Marsh et al. 2001).

When designing new magnetic separators and/or classifiers or optimizing existing ones, it is usual to face several obstacles: the high cost of a proof of concept full laboratorial setup (including preliminary optimization procedures and/or feasibility demonstrations), time-consuming experiments, lack of flexibility of the assembled laboratorial apparatus, feed complexity, among others.

Therefore the second main objective of the paper is to investigate the flow of a single particle in the Hartmann apparatus and show the complexity of the problem.

Wind turbines are candidate victims for cloud-to-ground lightning mainly due to their special shape and complexity of apparatus: moreover, they are often located in isolated locations, at hill or mountain altitudes, where the high values of the keraunic level increase the probability of damage.

In addition, the weight and complexity of the apparatus required to reverse the direction of the bypass stream (to achieve thrust reversal in order to shorten the aircraft's landing roll) also increases with the bypass ratio.

Common and readily obtainable components were incorporated into the apparatus to reduce cost and complexity.

The laser annealing apparatus could be reduced in complexity for implementation as part of a satellite payload; however, a high-power laser is still required.

These additional details are completely consistent with the interpretation we had previously placed on our data: that we did not see preplay as reported by Dragoi et al in REST1 because of the complexity of our apparatus and that in REST2 preplay was 'captured' by the cued arm such that preplay of the uncued arm was not seen.

For example, the complexity of the regulatory apparatus in metazoans, and its rapid evolution, as evidenced by its divergence between rodents and primates, revealed by ENCODE and mouse ENCODE and by other studies (Villar et al.

A significant obstacle, however, has been the logistical difficulties posed by the inaccessibility and complexity of the bulbar apparatus.

In summary, the complexity of the transcription apparatus in chloroplasts could have evolved to compensate for degenerating chloroplast promoters.