Sentence examples for connected t from inspiring English sources

The total time that an MS can stay connected to an AP, that is, the time connected (t c ), can be calculated using, where is the velocity of the vehicle, and is the communication range of the A. Given the scanning delay and using (1), we are able to derive the portion of the scanning delay as follows: (1).

Furthermore, the requirement of cell surface receptors for viral transmission implied, in agreement with ultra-structural data, a junctional border between the nanotube and the connected T cell.

Using a recombinant HIV-1 expressing Gag-GFP, they demonstrated its uni-directional move through innate nanotubular bridges and subsequent transmission into connected T cells (Sowinski et al. 2008) (Table  1).

In the end it was Linda, by now Kaczynski's wife, who connected Ted to the Unabomber.

Internal nodes are named according to their child nodes (i.e., the node connecting t and y is "ty" and the node connecting ty and eo is "tyeo").

In T cells, Nck thereby connects T cell receptor signaling to the machinery of actin reorganization thus initiating changes in cell polarity required for T cell effector function.

Novel Bispecific T-cell Engager (BiTE; Micromet, Munich, Germany) antibodies are designed to transiently connect T cells with cancer cells for initiation of redirected target cell lysis.

TNTs connecting T cells, for example, were reported to have an average length of 22 μm, whereas in PC12 cells, the length was found to be much less.

In the case of close-ended cell-to-cell bridges containing junctional borders, as are the innate nanotubes connecting T cells and the MLV-induced cellular bridges, the cargo has to traverse the plasma membrane boundary.

In Figure 9 we plot the average similarity for library and group membership features for pairs of users that become connected between t and t + 1.

Also, if X is connected and T a torus of H then T contains a unique maximal split subtorus T d (see [41, XXVI, 6.5, 6.6]).