We need first to map the lumped structure to a corresponding structure with only commensurate-length transmission lines.
By exploiting block copolymer nanodomains whose repeat distance is commensurate with the length of the individual protein, we determine that fibrinogen exhibits a more neutral tendency for interaction with both polystyrene and poly methyl methacrylate) blocks relative to the case of common globular proteins.
That's to say it still has name and address, opening courtesies (usually), a high respect for grammar and structure, and the views and arguments concisely presented (mostly) at a length commensurate with what can be published in the space allowed for a letters page.
As such, in litigation where these attorneys represent the United States or federal agencies, or federal officials are parties, the Justice Department has filed motions seeking to stay the proceedings (including pending filing deadlines) until the "lapse in appropriations" ends, and is asking for extensions commensurate with the length of the shutdowns.
If (n tau_{c} > tau_{a}), then before the next time step the simulation re-sizes the MPI groups to increase C and decrease M, by an amount commensurate with the length of the time spent waiting for both groups to synchronize.
We found that XOSs bind to TrCel7A and that the affinity increases commensurate with XOS length.
This repeat distance is measured along the short axis of the patterns from PS to PS nanodomains (or PMMA to PMMA) and commensurate with the length scale of individual Fg molecules.
Generally, the number of sources is commensurate with the length of the paper.
The quest to manipulate cells on length scales commensurate with their size has led to a host of technologies exploiting optical, chemical, mechanical, electrical, and other phenomena.
To enable typesetting of papers, the number of display items should be commensurate with the word length — those with word counts less than 2,000 should have no more than 4 figures/tables.
Large volume eruptions (with consequently larger magnitudes) have thicker deposits and cover larger areas than smaller volume eruptions, resulting in surface area to volume ratios commensurate with an increased length of time required for erosion to remove in situ physical evidence of the eruption.
