Sentence examples for certain arrangements of from inspiring English sources
Bhatia's lab has been testing specific patterns of cell placement on microfabricated surfaces and has found that certain arrangements of the two types of cells are more stable than others.
Blast wave clearing generally serves to reduce the peak displacement of the target, however it is shown that neglecting clearing may be unsafe for certain arrangements of target size, mass, stiffness and elastic resistance.
It is found that the energy transfer parameter increases for certain arrangements of the absorbing blocks in the receiver; in which case, power intensity parameter is n = 0.35 and two absorbing blocks configuration results in the highest energy transfer parameter.
Although block shear failure has predominantly been considered a potential failure mode for bolted steel connections, several recent experimental programs have revealed that block shear can also govern the design of certain arrangements of welded connections.
Our results show that when animals are under selection for patterned appearance, certain arrangements of markings can be especially important in motion dazzle.
Overall, the data suggest that Opa binding to the receptor requires an extended aliphatic chain at position 91 and certain arrangements of the chain may facilitate binding of most Opa proteins (Ile = leu > Thr).
Okay, so you got the idea of how by looking for evenly spaced planes you can predict what the pattern will be for a certain arrangement of electrons.
(A backwash squeeze, by the way, is an obscure offensive tactic whereby a player, facing a certain arrangement of cards, forces an opponent to make a certain kind of self-defeating discard).
For example, an unwarranted suspicion of unmanliness was aroused against Lacydes, king of the Argives, by a certain arrangement of his hair and a mincing gait, and Pompey30 suffered in the same way on account of his habit of scratching his head with one finger, although he was very far removed from effeminacy and licentiousness.
