Sentence examples for constant alignment from inspiring English sources

We found that contributing to the continuous stretching and constant alignment in the tank-treading motion, ring polymers undergo weaker deformation and orientation in the gradient direction, and show similar behaviors in the vorticity direction compared with their linear analogues.

Mr Malone believes the almost constant alignment of Irish and British clocks since 1916 is largely down to convenience.

For a given segment with i segregating sites and with a constant alignment depth, we calculate θ using the standard Watterson equation (Watterson 1975).

MoS2/graphene hybrids in this work, show lower temperature requirements at 180 °C, and this can be explained by the faster seeding process with graphene as the supporting media and crystal constant alignments during crystallization.

The difficulties are associated with two requirements: 1) maintaining a constant spatial alignment between the virtual and real entities, which is also referred as registration; and 2) creating a sustained illusion that the virtual and real entities co-exist, which is also referred to as occlusion.

23 Peripheral cell oscillations quickly desynchronise with each other, however, unless constant temporal alignment is provided by the SCN's neural and hormonal timing signals.

The stability of MDT calibration constants, the alignment system using optical devices and high energy tracks, as well as the intrinsic sagitta resolution of the Muon Spectrometer were studied and found to agree with expectations.

North of the Thruway, NY 414 maintains a constant north-northwest alignment across rolling farmland into Wayne County.

The automatisation of the workflow and the integration in the online and offline activity (dedicated triggers and datasets, data skims, workflows to compute the calibration and alignment constants) are discussed.

At HERA-B the performance of all trigger levels, including the online reconstruction, strongly depends on using the appropriate calibration and alignment constants, which might change during data taking.

Alignment constants of the sensitive coordinates are determined to submicron precision and are hence much smaller than the intrinsic resolution of the detectors used.