Sentence examples for components with distinct from inspiring English sources

The electrode microstructure is imaged by X-ray nanotomography, then partitioned into a network of resistive components with distinct geometric characteristics.

The repebody-apoptin nanoparticles showed a remarkable anti-tumour activity with negligible side effects in xenograft mice through a cooperative action of the two protein components with distinct functional roles.

Wavelet analysis has been used for studying dynamic behavior of fluidized beds, which proved effective in resolution of time series into different scales of components with distinct structure and in identification of transition from the dense phase to the dilute phase.

However, the changing speeds of the peaks when viewed as a function of local time suggest that they could be interpreted as being comprised of different tidal components with distinct phase velocities in local time.

Furthermore, we find that the eastward shift of the peaks when viewed as a function of local time suggests that they could be interpreted as being comprised of different tidal components with distinct zonal phase velocities in local time.

First, the explicit inclusion of components with distinct lifetimes in the model is needed for an accurate prediction of the availability of end-of-life resources for recovery.

The nanoscale dimensions offer the possibility of designing structures with multiple such components, each with distinct detection capabilities, which can allow the simultaneous profiling of a range of predictors for a given cancer.

This paper seeks to characterise infrasound and low-frequency noise (ILFN) from a wind farm, which contains distinct tonal components with distinguishable blade-pass frequency and higher harmonics.

Similar to blood clotting, the fibroblast growth factor signaling system is heparan sulfate‐regulated and comprised of components with structurally distinct heparin‐binding domains.

Furthermore, the rise of the blue-shifted component occurs with distinct kinetics, after decay of the excited state.

A simple 1D geometry in which this generic Rho GTPase can be studied is shown in Fig.  1, where the organelles and nucleus are omitted, L is a cell diameter, and the chemical system is modelled by a two-component reaction with distinct rates of diffusion D a ≪ D b across  L, since proteins diffuse much more slowly in the lipid membrane than in the cytosol.