Sentence examples for connect to a structure from inspiring English sources

Xu et al. considered nodes that marginally connect to a structure (or community) as outliers [10].

His venture, Bigelow Aerospace, is using technology originally developed by NASA to develop inflatable habitats, each one of which could be shipped into space, blown up to about the size of a three-bedroom house and connected to a structure such as the International Space Station.

The home is connected to a structure built on the orders of Pope John Paul II in the 1990s to house cloistered nuns.

Hume's so-called "experiments" do not have the tacit logic of Newtonian experiments; they almost never offer measurements (which are very important for Newton's focus on successive approximation); they do not connect to a tight mathematical structure (Smith 2002).

The similarity of the two maps can be readily seen: both maps contain the arc structure, which is connected to a fork structure that extends to the inter-subunit space of the ribosome.

It is shown that the blocked force of a structure-borne sound source can be obtained from measurements made in situ, i.e. when the source is connected to a receiver structure.

Tubing descends from the vials and piles up in a big glass bowl, where it then connects to a glandular structure of glass and to three models of human organs under glass bell jars.

It has a pyrrole subunit connected to a heterocyclic structure, usually with a metal ion inserted at the center of the ring.

Knowledge of the nonlinear characteristics of a vibration absorber is important if its performance is to be predicted accurately when connected to a host structure.

As opposed to the large majority of previous works on the subject, in which harvesters are excited at their bases by prescribed acceleration, herein the harvester is connected to a vibrating structure excited by an imbalance force.

Only the apex of a short shoot was organically connected to a female structure (Figs. 1a,c).