The bending between the two ZFs may be larger than is dictated by the DNA binding state of the ZFs as revealed in the GLI-DNA complex structure [ 7].
Matching the bending frequencies between the two theories indicates a shear coefficient for the Timoshenko theory that changes with mode number and slenderness ratio.
Hopeful of pleasing both of his longtime comrades, he bends obligingly between the two, an attitude that turns out to be just as alienating as Marc's forthright contempt and Serge's injured defensiveness.
Figure 4 shows a series of SEM micrographs from the buckling of a single tube of AG bent in between the two gold tips, from the undeformed state (Fig. 4a) to a state in which the tube has started to buckle (position indicated by the circle in Fig. 4b), to a heavily buckled state in which the stiffness of the tube is dramatically decreased due to buckling (Fig. 4c).
By day 15 of life, swimming rates decline further in both groups, and, although the difference in the average number of body bends between the two groups is not as great as on day 10, the metformin-treated animals are still significantly better swimmers late into adulthood.
That is, a bond stretching potential (between two covalently bonded carbon atoms i and j at a distance r ij ): (8). a bending angle potential (between the two pairs of covalently bonded carbon atoms (i, j) and (j, k)) (9).
The tibial periosteal surface was subdivided into lateral and medial surfaces in the same manner as in our previous studies (Fig. 1) [ 14, 17, 19], because the type of stress applied by the four-point bending device differed between the two surfaces (compression vs. tension) [ 10].
Note the short duration states, e.g., bending between two persistent states such as walk and lying is ignored.
At the same time that the bend region forms between the two hemispheres, the spindle-shaped cells in the equatorial region of the embryo seem to move concertedly relative to the CB system until the CBs localize at their chloroplast ends; this transition seems to progress from the equator of the embryo toward its posterior pole.
