Sentence examples for configuration that forms from inspiring English sources

In Figure 5(b), is the first configuration that forms a ring in the center, with three ions.

In this highly regulated process microtubules and dynein dynactin play crucial roles in transporting NuMA to the mitotic poles where it forms an insoluble crescent around centrosomes that tethers microtubules precisely into the bipolar configuration that forms the mitotic apparatus (Merdes and Cleveland 1998).

Rosen describes quality control in the manufacture of precisely machined screws, the varieties of molecular configurations that form under different techniques for making iron, and the delicate interplay of heddles and shuttles in the technology of weaving.

In the case of FPGAs containing large blocks of embedded (block) RAM, the cores of these blocks are implemented out of SRAM latches and each of these latches is a configuration cell that forms a part of our "imaginary" register chain.

Anomurans span an impressive array of body configurations that include: 1) crab-like forms 2) squat-lobster forms 3) hermit crab forms with pleonal (abdomen) symmetry (found in 1 hermit crab family) and 4) hermit crab forms with pleonal asymmetry (found in 4 hermit crab families).

The theory is based on the concept that shear deformations tend to destroy interparticle contacts and create locally unstable configurations that regain stability by forming new or restoring old interparticle contacts.

Taxonomies with these qualities can be achieved through the development of what is termed "configurations" that holistically reflect how several forms of organisations may emerge from the interaction of parts of an organisation [ 7].

Overall, these analyses suggest recurrent tertiary motifs that stabilize junction architecture, pack helices, and help form helical configurations that occur as sub-elements of larger junction networks.

Indeed, it is the ability to form stimulus configurations that potentially underlies the global nature of the cognitive map.

Here, it is not the change of the environment per se that facilitates LTD rather the novel features of the environment or more specifically object place configurations that facilitate this form of synaptic plasticity (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2004).

Knight et al. (2011 b ) found that flexibility manifests both as (i) the range of alternative site configurations that would achieve targets to form a representative protected area network, and (ii) the ability to respond to opportunities dynamically as they arise (i.e. informed opportunism).