Sentence examples for binary system in which from inspiring English sources

In the binary system, in which the base is 2, there are just two digits, 0 and 1; the number two must be represented here as 10, since it plays the same role as does ten in the decimal system.

The compact object and blue supergiant star form a binary system in which they orbit around their center of mass every 5.599829 days.

The Swift team believes the black hole is part of a low-mass X-ray binary system, in which gas flows from a star into a disk around the black hole, spiraling inward and heating up greatly as it heads toward the center.

To investigate whether K3 or AS or both are crucial for ovulation, we conducted a rescue experiment using the GAL4/UAS binary system, in which the transcription factor GAL4 binds to UAS to activate the downstream gene expression [19].

An alternative approach is to use a binary system in which two separate complementary peptides that cannot self-assemble individually are co-delivered to the injection site and, upon mixing, self-assemble into a gel state.

The most popular interpretation holds that bursters are the result of binary systems in which one of the objects a compact neutron star or black hole (see below End states of stars)—pulls matter from the companion, a normal star.

To trace the origins of black holes in our galaxy, astronomer I. Félix Mirabel of the French Atomic Energy Commission in Saclay and colleagues have observed the motions of binary systems in which suspected black holes rip gas off companion stars.

The central concept is the construction of binary systems in which the gene from the two chains are separated by a cre-lox recombinase recognition site, packaged in a phage, and subsequently introduced, by multiple infection, into a recombinase expressing cell [Sblattero D, Bradbury A. Nat Biotechnol 2000 18 1 75 80]].

The small but growing sample of hot subdwarfs detected in X-rays includes binary systems, in which the X-rays result from wind accretion onto a compact companion (white dwarf or neutron star), as well as isolated sdO stars in which X-rays are probably due to shock instabilities in the wind.

Our galaxy hosts only about 10 known microquasars--binary systems in which an ordinary star and either a neutron star or a black hole circle each other.

Binary code, code used in digital computers, based on a binary number system in which there are only two possible states, off and on, usually symbolized by 0 and 1.