Sentence examples for compact domain from inspiring English sources
The DNA oligomer chain in each symmetry-related monomer subunit undergoes three sharp turns to form a compact domain, with all the purine bases involved in pairing alignments.
More precisely, we introduce a new geometric assumption on an exterior domain Ω⊂Rn; n⩾3 (i.e. complement of smooth compact domain not containing the origin).
Leech carboxypeptidase inhibitor (LCI) is a 67-residue, tight-binding metallocarboxypeptidase inhibitor composed of a compact domain with a five-stranded β-sheet and a short α-helix that are strongly stabilized by four disulfide bonds.
On solid boundary surfaces, boundary particles were set, which exert Lennard Jones force on approaching fluid particles; inside the solid mold, ghost particles were arranged to complete the compact domain of near-boundary fluid particles.
The usual restriction of compact support of the initial data is relaxed by allowing it to have a constant amplitude along with a linear phase variation outside a compact domain.
And X has the CIP if and only if for every extended real-valued lower semi-continuous convex function on X with relatively compact domain, f⁎ is the infimum of all functions h⩾f⁎ which are of the form:h(x⁎)="R01+‖x⁎‖2+〈x⁎,for+r0,for all x⁎∈X⁎.
Specifically, whereas at low coverages (below 1/3) CO forms easily oxidizable open structures, at high coverages compact domains hinder the oxidation process.
By using this inequality, we study eigenvalues of the Dirichlet biharmonic operator on compact domains in a Euclidean space or a minimal submanifold of it and a unit sphere.
Bournez and Hainry 2006 [Bournez, O. and E. Hainry, Recursive analysis characterized as a class of real recursive functions, Fundamenta Informaticae 74 (2006), pp. 409 433] used a function algebra to characterize the twice continuously differentiable functions of Computable Analysis, restricted to certain compact domains.
(i) (Compact domains, [28, 29]) Let X be a compact AANR and let Y be a uniform space.
In fact, sequences of amino acids fold to generate compact domains (three-dimensional structures: secondary, tertiary, and quaternary) from linear chains (primary structure) [19].
