Sentence examples for composites bound by from inspiring English sources
Artificial stone composites, bound by cement or concrete, can be endowed with the appearance of natural stone through the addition of sand and crushed stone.
As shown in Figure 4(a), our algorithm predict not only the Oct-Sox composite motif bound by Sox2 and Oct4 complex [ 27] but also the characteristic motifs Sox2 (CCATTGTT) and Oct4 (TATGCAAAT).
These mixed organic and inorganic nanoparticle composites bind to the cell surface and become internalized by mESCs, providing an efficient nonviral method of gene delivery.
The experimental tests were carried out on cement paste and composites consisting of aggregates bound by the same cement paste prepared with a water/cement ratio of 0.5.
The basic building blocks for such promoters are regions of cis-regulatory DNA, which in eukaryotes often comprise clusters of cis-regulatory elements (CREs) (called composite motifs, or modules) bound by a combination of transcription factors (TFs).
For all bounds except R m, composite bounds were better than the corresponding local bounds and a better local bound always led to a better composite bound.
This latter discovery provides novel evidence for the existence of a large and complex mobilome network, which appears partly bound by the sharing of genetic information and by the formation of composite genes between mobile entities with different genetic material.
Similarly, assuming the nHA with a composition of [C6H7O2(OH)2OCH2COOCa5(PO4)3OH]n, the calculated C content in the formula is 12.9% (as C), which is also close to our measured C value for the composite (11.6% as C), suggesting that the formula above is valid for the CMC-nHA composite, and that one mole of hydroxyapatite is bound by each mole of the CMC unit.
At RT, Young's Modulus of a SWCNT reinforced polymer composite is 1.88 times of a DWCNT reinforced polymer composite due to a weak interfacial bonding between layers of DWCNT, which is bound by the weak Van der Waal interaction.
Concrete/brick is a composite aggregate material (small rocks bound with cement) for concrete, and minerals and stone bound by heat for brick.
