Sentence examples for by a variable distance from inspiring English sources
Let us consider the MHD incompressible flow of an electrically conducting nanofluid squeezed between two parallel disks separated by a variable distance h(t) = H(1 − αt)1/2 where α is a parameter having the dimension of inverse time.
Type 2 promoters contain conserved A-box and B-box ICR elements separated by a variable distance.
The problem of evaluating the relevance of a particular motif in terms of the likelihood of generating it by chance in a given sequence has been extensively faced (see for example the work by Robin and coworkers [ 38] for the probability of finding a motif composed of two 'boxes' separated by a variable distance).
Importantly, 2 layers arise from the greater curvature of the stomach, extending caudally (by a variable distance) into the anterior abdomen and turning sharply onto itself, attaching cranially to the posterior abdominal wall above the origin of the small bowel mesentery.
By triggering the beacon at a variable distance from the intersection, we can directly examine the effect of beacon timing on within-intersection behavior.
It uses a variable distance radius to home in on a restaurant in a dense city, or a whole school in the suburbs.
This sub-node was further split by the variable "distance to the marshes".
According to the theoretical results, due to an asymmetrical divergence effect the beam's cross section is increased with distance by a variable aspect ratio.
BRG1 therefore binds a large subset of sites both at the TSS and non-TSS regions as paired BRG1-bound nucleosomes separated by variable distances.
Simple Mantel tests were performed to find correlational relationships between two pairwise distance matrices, and partial Mantel tests were used to control for potential covariation by a third distance variable matrix [ 88].
In particular, transcription factors forming multimers are able to accommodate variable distances between sequences recognised by each unit by readjusting the relative positions of the units.
