Sentence examples for arrangements of parallel from inspiring English sources

The precise axial alignment of the actin filaments ensures that, with a vertical offset, all three arrangements of parallel fimbrin:F-actin arrays are equivalent with respect to their actin filaments and, therefore, all fimbrin cross-links may coexist (Fig. 2).

As described by Folberg et al. [32], seven morphologic patterns of VM channels were identified in uveal melanoma: straight channels, arrangements of parallel straight channels, straight channels that cross-link, arcs (incompletely closed loops), arcs with branching, closed loops, and networks (networks were defined arbitrarily as at least three back-to-back, closed, PAS-positive loops).

The procedure is based on the optimized arrangement of parallel batch columns.

Mr. Bauer's forte is the creation of controlled but airy patterns in space, achieved through the arrangement of parallel and crossing body lines in suddenly shifting colored and white light designed by Alberto Bohl.

Siliceous materials with a hexagonal arrangement of parallel mesoporous channels (SBA-15 type of structure) have been synthesized, whose pore diameter has been tuned according to the molecular dimensions of laccase.

The second type is dense regular fibrous connective tissue that is characterized by an ordered arrangement of parallel collagen bundles, particularly thick ones [ 21- 23].

The unique anti-parallel BASS organization presented here is structurally novel as it does not match the initial predictions of an anti-parallel arrangement of parallel coiled-coils across the central helical rod region (Kashina et al., 1996a; Acar et al., 2013), yet it is entirely consistent with all previous data on the BASS domain (Acar et al., 2013).

The electron micrographs showed the formation of regular, closely packed actin bundles with filaments bearing a centerline arrangement, characteristic of parallel actin bundles (Figure 2A,B).

A large number of experimental results and the credible user studies further demonstrate the usefulness of the cluster-aware arrangement of the parallel coordinate plots.

This imperfect arrangement of nearly parallel crystals has been supported by SAXS and transmission electron microscopy studies (Burger et al. 2008).

Skeletal growth in Acropora proceeds by a lattice-like arrangement of extending parallel 'rods' and reinforcing perpendicular 'bars' that construct the corallite [ 5, 101, 102].