Sentence examples for complex connection of from inspiring English sources

In [10], the split-capacitor resistive inductive passive damping method for LCL filters in grid-connected inverters is proposed based on a complex connection of the passive elements.

The network of the microcrystals can be viewed as a complex connection of thermal resistances.

One corpse is posed as a soccer player, balancing on one foot and exposing the complex connection of bones, tendons and muscles.

Eigenvector 23 shows a complex connection of sensitivities in the ROX1, YAP1, and YAP6 dynamics (Fig.  14).

It is possible that this relates to a less integrated role of the olfactory bulb as receiving and transferring olfactory cues, as opposed to the more complex connections of other brain parts with each other.

The network derived from the Module 4 reveals that complex connections of heterogeneous factors control the expression of EGR1.

Causality is difficult to prove in feedback systems such as the HPA axis, i.e. when considering the complex connections of compensatory mechanisms that emerged in this evolutionarily old threat response system [ 33].

Cold Hands, Warm Heart by Jill Wolfson Walker Bookss £6.99) extends the idea of family ties to cover the complex connection between the family of an organ donor with the organ's recipient, contradicting assumptions and dispelling myths (not all donor recipients are necessarily worthy, and their common predicament is not always enough to make them like one another).

What remains to be explored is the complex connection between the effect of mutations in inflammation-regulating genes, such as MEFV, and environmental effects that sustain the production of harmful chemokines and cytokines, such as MCP-1, eotaxin, and IL-1β.

The animation-assisted analysis involving the visualization of complex connection maps with an animation uniquely allowed us to integrate the information from all the pairwise comparisons that were possible with the microarray data obtained in this study.

Even a superficial examination of Japanese culture reveals the complex connection rice has to many of its forms and expressions, in both historical and contemporary settings.