Sentence examples for compact zones from inspiring English sources

Two statistical descriptors suitable for the characterization of compact zones of polymers occurring in polypropylene particles are introduced.

More compact chromatin regions have higher ν I values, while less compact zones have smaller ν I 's.

Areas in between compact zones of cells comprise the molecular layer which consists of neuronal processes/(axons and dendrites), glial cells, and scattered nerve cells.

Two seasons ago, Davidson lost to Princeton, using a compact zone defense that ignored the remoter areas of the court.

It is differentiated into a compact zone, called the traditional Golgi stack, and a noncompact zone that connects the stacks.

In Rac1 mutants, the SVZ and VZ can no longer be delineated, but rather fuse to become a single compact zone of intermingled cells.

The important barrier to outward loss of water or inward passage of chemicals lies in a compact zone of the lower stratum corneum.

It is home to 150,000 people, all living in a compact zone between mountains and sea that has long since lost its natural flood-control and water-filtration system, the marshes now occupied by the concrete jungle of Waikiki.

The options for urban structure include a compact zone development for the city, as formulated by the city planning agency, and a polycentric city set-up based on a job-housing balance aimed at minimizing the house-job distance.

Meanwhile, the games arenas are being built in the most geographically compact zone of any previous games, which it is hoped will create more interest in the various events.

Polymerisation of only the trithiol monomer contributed to the more compact zone within the polymer network, ultimately leading to the formation of the rough surface morphology [5].