Sentence examples for ball domain from inspiring English sources
Voltage-gated potassium (Kv) currents generated by N-type α-subunit homotetramers inactivate rapidly because an N-terminal ball domain blocks the channel pore after activation.
Rapid inactivation of A-type Kv channels is thought to be conferred by "ball" domains in the NH2 termini of the relevant Kvα subunits and Kvβ1 and Kvβ3 subunits (N-type inactivation) (32).
It is also shown how kernels induced by cross product bases can be constructed and utilized for the development of weighted spaces of distributions on products of multidimensional ball, cube, sphere or other domains.
Where once the bent ball was the domain of maestros like the Brazilian Roberto Carlos and, yes, David Beckham, that group now includes college and high school players, and even the occasional he-looks-too-old-to-be-an-under-14 whiz kid.
Fig. 7 a TEM image and b SAED of a ball-like P3HT domain in P3HT-PMMA (1 50 weight ratio) blend sample Fig. 8 SAED of a P3HT domain in P3HT-PMMA (1 50 weight ratio) blend sample.
A detailed examination of the proofs of the Bernstein type inequalities given by Theorems 1 and 2 reveals that they are based on embedding certain (l_p) balls into the domain, and technically this can be accomplished easier for a star-like domain.
We show that for the Hardy class of functions H1 with domain the ball or polydisc in CN, a certain type of uniform convexity property (the uniform Kadec-Klee-Huff property) holds with respect to the topology of pointwise convergence on the interior, which coincides with both the topology of uniform convergence on compacta and the weak* topology on bounded subsets of H1.
Let B 0 be a fixed open ball in a bounded domain Ω.
Suppose that (with boundary ) is a sufficiently large ball which contains the domain.
The software's design of simulating how the ball moves within a domain opens up the path to other applications, such as replicating conditions of different stadiums.
Another estimate with the same powers has been also obtained by Rajala and Zhong in [106, Th. 1.5] for John domains whose complement with respect to a suitable ball is also a John domain.
