Sentence examples for bundle of one from inspiring English sources

Letting denote the tangent bundle of, one can (locally) characterize harmonic maps as solutions of the nonlinear second-order differential equation (1.2).

The lipid stretches from the 6-helix bundle of one protomer to the interface helices H3 and H10 of the other, providing a hydrophobic link between them.

In that case, properties are always had by objects since they are always found in bundles, even if only a bundle of one, but exist without substrata.

While most of the players left Butt at the bottom of an impromptu bundle on one side of the field, Giggs and Gary Pallister ran straight to congratulate Cantona on the other.

The last three months alone have brought a bundle of one-person shows to Broadway, including acts showcasing the indomitable Elaine Stritch ("At Liberty"), Bea Arthur ("Just Between Friends"), Barbara Cook ("Mostly Sondheim"), Kevin Bacon ("An Almost Holy Picture"), John Leguizamo ("Sexaholix") and Patrick Stewart ("A Christmas Carol").

The inset of Figure 1c is the selected area electron diffraction [SAED] pattern obtained from a massive bundle of one-dimensional Ag/silver nano-composites.

The observed structural and dynamical characteristics show that higher order bundles containing four to six peptides are composed of multiple lower order bundles of one to three peptides.

"Classic" polytene chromosomes from larval salivary glands of D. melanogaster are composed of bundles of one to two thousand tightly synapsed chromosomal strands, which are formed via multiple rounds of endoreplication of just two starting chromatids.

The ventral neurite bundle consists of one median longitudinal neurite with a high serotonin content and two small lateral neurites that correspond to the main neurites in the tubulin staining.

According to the journals, Hat Man bought 17,925 100-pound bags of sugar, paying close to $700,000, and 2,710 bundles of one-gallon containers for which he paid $42,000.

STR = force required to break a bundle of fibers one tex unit in size.