Sentence examples for be discrete between from inspiring English sources

This function is also shared with protein disulphide isomerase, the activity of which is important for HIV entry, although target proteins may be discrete between the two reducing proteins [42, 43].

Kronquist said he believes the burglar parked in the alley and went up the side of the building to be discrete between 7 and 11 p.m. Saturday.

The transmission of information between experts may be discrete (bits, bytes, words, or sentences), or analog (teleport effects, meanings, emotions, images, or intentions).

However, under circumstance in which the existing data in an LD are from two adjacent regions, especially when the distribution of data points between two adjacent regions is discrete (boundary between regions 2 and 3 in Example (1)), the estimated parameter vectors θ j will be an outlier.

The fiber orientations are taken as design variables which are discrete integer values between −90° and 90°.

These accessory genes are recognized as genomic islands (GEIs) which are discrete DNA segments between closely related strains of the same species.

Similarly, whether there are discrete anatomical boundaries between these putative independent oscillators is also unknown.

For the phased arrays the diffraction angles are discrete and the angles between the diffraction peaks can be covered by applying a tilted phase to the input field.

All of the variables are categorical except for schooling years, which is discrete and takes values between 0 (no education) and 24 (final year of graduate school completed), and age.

Fig. 20 a Three-dimensional AFM and b TEM images of one nanoisland; excluding the AFM tip effect, these characterizations show that the nanoislands are discrete and having sizes between 10 and 60 nm.

In the hovering hummingbirds, there was an induced ZENK expression pattern that was discrete and significantly different between hemispheres, which allowed us to suggest which brain areas have movement-associated versus visual- and possible auditory-associated gene expression (Fig. 11Ab).