Sentence examples for connected spheres from inspiring English sources

To understand this, one must imagine the human body as a series of connected spheres.

Channels are shown as connected spheres colored as follows: on the proximal side, channel W is colored in cyan; on the distal side channel S is shown in red; 2a blue; 2ac–brown; 2b–ligreenreen; 2c green; 2c green 2c greenta.

The absolute number of spheres within the sample created by the 15 30-μm sections (representing approximately ¼ - ½ of each punch biopsy) was counted and categorised regarding number of connected spheres (cluster size).

It is shown that some polyelectrolytes behave as a collection of connected spheres where each monomer unit contributes additively to the total heat of transport, whereas others behave differently.

In this case, a feasible cut should be on multiple propagators connecting spheres, as in Figure 16.

The information obtained on the contact between subunits from SID experiments enables the composition of this complex to be visualized, as shown in the cartoon representation given in Figure 2 C. The stronger noncovalent interaction of subunits, based on intensities of subcomplexes, is represented by thicker lines connecting spheres.

Now, researchers at Stanford University report online this week in Nature Nanotechnology that they've figured out how to protect lithium electrodes with a carbon coating shaped like an array of connected tiny spheres.

Consider a set of congruent spheres in three-dimensional space with each sphere connected to every other sphere, and with the spheres arranged in a minimum-connection-length configuration.

Proteins are represented as spheres and edges connecting the spheres indicate undirected protein-protein interactions.

"As a curator, you make introductions, connect different spheres of society and introduce them to surprising ideas," Mr. Biesenbach said.

Research into new innovations needs to be scaled up, and we need fresh and innovative partnerships that will connect the spheres of climate change and agriculture that have previously been dealt with in isolation from one another.