Sentence examples for bipolar structure from inspiring English sources

(In the plays' bipolar structure, "House" is the depressive half).

But whichever way you read Thucydides the bipolar structure of his world was instantly recognizable.

The most common defect observed was multiple mitotic spindle poles rather than the expected bipolar structure.

In contrast to somatic cells, formation of acentriolar meiotic spindles relies on the organization of microtubules (MTs) and MT-organizing centers (MTOCs) into a stable bipolar structure.

However, a further analysis yielded a single "tertiary" factor of happiness-unhappiness -- essentially, the bipolar structure favored by Wundt, Russell, and Green and Salovey.

The X-ray image might suggest a bipolar structure for the remnant that encounters a denser medium in the west.

Sometimes these structures are observed as offset bipolar structures.

The detector represents a specialized monolithic silicon VLSI that contains a two-dimensional detecting matrix of active functionally integrated bipolar structures and peripheral electronic circuitry for signal amplification and processing.

Somatic embryogenesis is the developmental process by which somatic cells in a plant develop into bipolar structures without vascular connection to the parental tissue, akin to zygotic embryos.

The advective bipolar structures seen in LR are more balanced (hence the lowest (xi _{text {a}}) value) and the intensification of the magnetic field by stretching is less effective than at other patch types ((xi _{text {e}}=0.66) on average).

On the other hand, when chromosomes are removed from mouse oocytes, MTOCs and microtubules can self-organize into bipolar structures [9].