Sentence examples for bound operator from inspiring English sources

Expression of this operon is induced by the presence of camphor, because a TetR-homolog transcription factor, CamR, dissociates from the bound operator when bound to the camphor ligand.

The key idea behind such algorithms mentioned above is that the branch and bound operator is performed on an N-dimensional region (or the correspondence relating to N and n) rather than the native n-dimensional feasible set, that is, they all work on a space whose dimension increases with the number N of ratios.

The majority of transcription activators characterized to date are dimeric proteins that bind operators upstream of the promoter −35 element and directly contact the RNAP α subunit (Ebright, 1993), the σ4 domain positioned at the −35 element, or both (Nickels et al., 2002; Dove et al., 2003; Jain et al., 2004).

In addition, we also consider the fractional Hardy operator H β. The bound of operator H β from L p to L q is explicitly worked out.

BIND must be used immediately after two or more PARTITION operators, that is, BIND operator must have PARTITION operators as its parents in a logical and physical plan.

In the process of building topology plan, when a PARTITION operator is visited, it will first look backwards to see whether there is a BIND operator following it.

begin{aligned} e.g.,~data_partitioned = small {text {PARTITION}}~ data_items~ small {text {BY}}~f1; end{aligned} BIND: Contrary to the PARTITION operator, BIND operator combines two or more streams into one.

In this simple example, we first use two PARTITION operators separately for the two streams to send tuples according to their fields; then, we use BIND operator to combine the same fields tasks from two streams into one.

These metalloregulatory proteins, in principle, sense the intracellular levels of specific metal ions by binding them to a metal binding site, which leads to conformational changes affecting the regulator's ability to bind operator sites in regulatory DNA regions [ 7].

We performed molecular dynamic simulations of two LexA dimers bound to operators.

The answer is that they don't escape at all, but are free variables that are bound by operators outside of the island.