Sentence examples for compact cell from inspiring English sources

Most notably, it led the creation of the global cellular telephone industry, installing the first prototype cell phone demonstration system in Washington, DC in 1971; unveiling the first portable cell phone prototype, the DynaTAC, in 1973; enabling the first commercial cell phone call, made on the DynaTAC by Ameritech, in 1983; and introducing MicroTAC, the first compact cell phone, in 1989.

Figure 1 Schematic representation of two dimensional nine point compact cell.

With compact cell area and full logic compatibility, this new nv-SRAM incorporates two STI-ReRAMs embedded inside the 4T SRAM.

We also observed neurosphere-like features for F3-effluc cells inside the soft GPT 1.8 K with dense, compact cell clusters at 4 days.

It installed the first prototype cell phone demonstration system in Washington DC in 1971; unveiled the first portable cell phone prototype, the DynaTAC, in 1973; enabled the first commercial cell phone call, which was made on the DynaTAC by Ameritech, in Chicago in 1983; and introduced MicroTAC, the industry's first compact cell phone, in 1989.

Analysis of two alternative finite volume formulations, in respect of accuracy on non-uniform meshes and number of spurious modes, leads to a preference for the more compact cell vertex scheme over the cell centre scheme.

Orchids have a multiple-layered epidermis called a velamen, which consists of nonliving compact cells with lignified strips of secondary walls.

Cell clustering occurred rapidly within 5 min and created more compact cells with time through the focused magnetic force.

In flow-through electrode (FTE) CDI cell architecture, feedwater is pumped through macropores or laser perforated channels in porous electrodes, enabling highly compact cells with parallel flow and electric field, as well as rapid salt removal.

While there were few differences between EGF- and Noggin-treated cNSC lines, EGF groups exhibited less compact colonies with higher outgrowth of compact cells, where Noggin groups exhibited more SOX2+ dense colonies with a higher degree of arborization in migrating progeny (Fig. 4C, D).

The formation of these tight and compact cell-cell adhesions restricts cell movement within the epithelium.