Sentence examples for by cusp from inspiring English sources

(7) A criterion is established for transition to the regime significantly influenced by cusp formation.

Aortic dilatation is the single most frequent pathogenetic factor in aortic regurgitation, accompanied by cusp pathology, that is, prolapse or congenital anomaly in most industrialized countries.

Irregular spectra of the polar cusp hiss are due to ionospheric irregularities caused by cusp electron precipitation.

Two partially overlapping 'triangles' corresponding with stability of fixed points (left), stability region for symmetric periodic solutions with a small area of bistability caused by cusp point CP 1 (middle), and region in parameter space where stable asymmetric periodic solutions exist (right).

Rotundomys displays a flattened crown and an oblique chewing direction which corresponds to a grade C. Myocricetodon ouedi has a cuspidate crown, shows an oblique orientation of lowest cusp slope, and exhibits an occlusion characterized by cusp interlocking with propalinal movements which corresponds to a grade O.

This idealization may result from limitations in the measurement methods, as usually only the vertical component of force is measured, but the horizontal component of force is also present as determined by cusp shapes.

Ambondro is the oldest known mammal with a complex tribosphenic dentition, which is characterized by cusps on the molar teeth that interlock like serrated scissors and a basined heel that acts like a mortar and pestle, which allowed the animal to crush insects.

They all consist of a large central basin surrounded by cusps and crests.

The various functional types of occlusion in muroid molars are characterized by two variables; i) the interlocking of corresponding valleys and summits delimited by cusps rows of opposite teeth [11] and ii) the direction of masticatory movements, which can be oblique or propalinal (longitudinal) within the horizontal plane.

Secondly, by applying CUSP, we have examined the range of variations in diverse domain superfamilies by distinguishing structurally conserved blocks (of similar nature and lengths) from indels (regions susceptible to undergo length differences).

The first and second region are separated by a Cusp point (CP) and it is found that between CP and Bogdanov-Takens (BT) bifurcation point both Hopf and LP exist, due to presence of both DWOs and Ledinegg instability.