Sentence examples for by which structures from inspiring English sources

(And, rather than referring to a process that functions "above genetics," the term "epigenetic" was introduced in the nineteen-thirties as the adjective form of "epigenesis," the process by which structures form de novo in the developing embryo).

The study of earthquake engineering requires an understanding of various processes by which structures are seriously damaged.

Understanding the mechanisms by which structures modify connectivity is essential if marine spatial planning and eco-engineering are to be effectively utilised to minimise impacts.

The results will not only help to reveal different penetration mechanisms by which structures respond to dynamic extremes but also help to improve the ballistic resistance of armors.

We examine the spread of circumstantial meanings across both structure and semantic type, to see which semantic types are realised by which structures, and the ways these meanings function in the text.

The process, by which structure develops on the west wall and is transported to the region of the east wall, is clearly susceptible to the development of EW asymmetries.

These triplet characters, together with other physicochemical data, will provide us with basic information between protein sequence and structure, by which structure prediction and engineering may be greatly facilitated.

A multi-dimensional substitution source method is presented by which structure-borne sound transmission paths can be quantified in practical situations where it is not possible to dismount the paths.

Structures of GLUT1, GLUT3, and GLUT5 in distinct transport and/or ligand-binding states reveal detailed mechanisms of the alternating access transport cycle and substrate recognition, and thus illuminate a path by which structure-based drug design may be applied to help discover novel therapeutics against several debilitating human diseases associated with GLUT malfunction and/or misregulation.

Decision makers would be aided by a framework which structures complex information and accounts for implications of the intricacy.

For example, Tasoglu reports an approach that uses a magnetic crawling microrobot to assemble cell-encapsulating gel blocks into a 3D structure, by which various structures can be built from the same series of blocks (Figure 4b) [77].