Sentence examples for arranged in a given from inspiring English sources
The two-dimensional SPP (2D-SPP) deals with a set of rectangular blocks that must be arranged in a given container of fixed width and infinite height with the objective of minimizing the highest point of any rectangle in the solution.
The co-expression map contains ≈ 427.5 million gene pairs (20,676 x 20,676) arranged in a matrix and given a score based on how often they are co-expressed across all microarrays (see Materials and Methods).
"They're arranged in a way that gives it the ability to accelerate very quickly".
The OmpF distribution in the membrane had a high value of D ≈ 1.7, while a simulation of OmpF arranged in a 2D-crystal gave D ≈ 1.0.
The data from the analysis can be arranged in a matrix to give an expression "array" of the island genes in the different bacterial backgrounds.
a deviance b drift or linear secular trend c curvature or non-linear effect d the submodels are arranged in a sequence that gives all the relevant tests as comparisons between adjacent lines (using the difference in deviances and the F test).
The 2,760 tufts — made of two sheets of ETFE, each 0.2 millimetres thick, which are sewn together and filled with air — are arranged in a strict diamond pattern, giving the façade a subtle sleekness.
The developed empirical equations were arranged in a design procedure to achieve a given performance level at a specific seismic zone.
These templates are then arranged in order, given the right twist angles, glued and screwed to form a whole blade template.
But unlike vertebrates, most creatures see the world through compound eyes, which use an array of primitive eyes arranged in a highly domed structure that gives them a panoramic view, proving handy for detecting movement and escaping predators from many different directions.
A second structure of yeast Ire1 has been described (Korennykh et al, 2009), in which the same back-to-back dimer is arranged in a rod-shaped helical assembly, giving rise to an oligomeric RNase 'active' complex.
