Sentence examples for condensed cluster from inspiring English sources
The insertion of the Cd2+ cation is studied by the potentiodynamic way in the case of the Chevrel Mo6X8phases (X = S, Se, Te) and the condensed cluster phases MoyXz.
TF-binding sites were identified in the vicinity of all mouse untranslated exons, however a particularly condensed cluster of TF-binding sites was identified within exon -2a (Figure 7B, C).
These include a meshwork of F-actin between SCVs of a bacterial microcolony, a cage-like structure enclosing several SCVs (Méresse et al., 2001), or a highly condensed cluster of F-actin, frequently positioned towards the centre of a bacterial microcolony (Miao et al., 2003), from which long cables or filaments sometimes extend (Figs 3A and 5A).
Giverny is a condensed cluster of houses in a valley on the banks of the Seine 50 miles from Paris, west and a little north.
The proposed trust land sits in "two relatively condensed clusters," the report said, one centered on the casino and the other on the nation's 32-acre reservation, an area including about 80percentt of the nation's housing and a majority of its government services.
In this case, metal atoms sputtered from the central cathode are condensed, clustered and sintered (in solid state) at the external cathode internal surface, and atoms sputtered from the external cathode tend to undergo the same events in the opposite direction.
The Ca and Sr derivatives consist of chains of condensed clusters.
Different to FeTi5, Zn2Ti4, and Cd4Ti2 where molecular clusters were obtained, Ca2Ti4, Ca2Ti4a, and Sr2Ti4 form chains of condensed clusters in the crystal lattice.
Migrating iPSC-ECs condensed into clusters, elongated into tubules, and formed polygonal networks through sprouting.
Compared with bulk BC, dissolved BC contained 30 40% more oxygen and more polar functional groups, but lower aromaticity and less condensed aromatic clusters.
Getting to the point, the little but intensely condensed, globular cluster-looking comet was a whopping magnitude 5.4 — two full magnitudes brighter than just 24 hours ago!
