Sentence examples for chamber cluster from inspiring English sources

The presence of several queenright chambers in one fungus chamber cluster below a single entrance suggests that one polydomous colony can contain multiple reproductively active queens, supporting functional polygyny.

In the Rio Claro M. smithii population, some nest chamber clustered underneath 2 or 3 spatially separated nest entrances (6 chambers below entrances #5 and #6 and 12 chambers below entrances #8, #9 and #10; Fig. 1) and cluster contained only a single reproductively active queen.

The barristers' chambers clustered around Lincoln's Inn Fields and the high court in London describe the same social topography as public schools and Oxford colleges.

It is an essential purpose that we designed this low-energy cluster chamber for graphene preparation.

Based on the extensive application of 2 × 1.7MV Tandetron accelerator, a low-energy cluster chamber has been built to explore for synthesizing graphene.

In this work, above low-energy cluster chamber is addressed to synthesis nanostructure carbon materials including ultra-thin film and graphene, expanding fundamental ion beam applications in this machine.

We have developed a low-energy cluster chamber on the base of extensive application for the double 1.7 MV Tandetron accelerator, which was used to explore for graphene synthesis.

As mentioned above, the reduction of the number of v-/t-vesicle associations by native wildtype α-Syn is a consequence of the finite volume used during the incubation stage and the reduction of the number of free particles in the sample chamber by v-vesicle clustering.

The major role of a given catalyst is to open cage structure of fullerenes in a reaction chamber followed by CNT initial cluster formation.

The technical solutions to the problems arising from the use of such radioactive beams will be exposed in detail and the first successful experiment using the new chamber in combination with MINIBALL cluster detectors at REX-ISOLDE (CERN) will be reported on.

Each egg chamber contains a cyst (or cluster) of 16 interconnected germ cells (cystocytes) that arises from a common stem cell-derived progenitor (the cystoblast) through four rounds of synchronous mitotic divisions.