Sentence examples for chain of spheres from inspiring English sources
The extension of the model to a chain of spheres allows to well explain the Mullins effect on MRE.
Resolution of identity (RI-J) and chain of spheres (COSX) approximations were utilized with the equivalent quality auxiliary basis set.
In the model the team dreamed up, the robots consist of straight chains of spheres and rods that change sizes and lengths in rhythmic patterns--a rough analogy to swimming strokes.
By employing the simplest possible model of excluded volume, macromolecules are represented as freely-jointed chains of hard spheres of uniform size.
A split Hopkinson pressure bar was used to dynamically load one-dimensional metallic dimer chains and homogeneous chains of metallic spheres with single intruders.
The polymers are represented as chains of hard-spheres tethered by square wells and interact with the solvent particles with hard-core potentials.
In view of this, highly branched anionic spherical polyelectrolyte brushes (ASPB), consisting of polyelectrolyte chains affixing to the surface of spheres, may be a novel dopant of conducting polymers which can improve the performance of conducting polymers by introducing the brush polymers with certain functional groups.
The side chains of R71 and K72 are highlighted by purple spheres; the side chain of D77 is highlighted by a red sphere; the phosphate group in DNA backbone that is supposed to interact with R71 is highlighted by an orange sphere.
The water channel (residues shown in yellow) with a chain of seven water molecules (red spheres) and the pore (residues shown in blue) filled with four water molecules.
Writer speculates about what would happen if the whole chain of life began in the sphere, progressing from one-celled life onward, until one day a monkey is born and grows so big that it breaks the glass.
Specific example systems studied include one-dimensional chains and two-dimensional lattices, both formed by a periodic arrangement of spheres interacting under a Hertzian contact law.
