Sentence examples for constant assembly from inspiring English sources

Conventional research reactors have core configurations with a constant assembly pitch.

The junctional cytoskeleton is intrinsically dynamic and undergoes constant assembly and reorganisation to maintain a morphologically stable structure.

But the best succession planning really involves a constant assembly and reassembly of a leadership puzzle with many pieces.

In each consecutive experiment (5 experiments per data point) we recorded the number of captured components for a constant assembly time of 3 minutes using a constant level of web vibration (0.5 mm amplitude and 30 Hz frequency).

This provides a new vision of regulatory complexes as highly dynamic structures in constant assembly and disassembly, with alternative functionally redundant pathways of formation and with phenomena occurring concomitantly at different timescales [ 48, 52- 55].

This system enables the analysis of nuclear data related uncertainties in assembly-homogenized group constants, assembly discontinuity factors, and pin powers, as well as full core results such as multiplication factor and power distribution.

Analyzed results include the top five neutron-nuclide reactions, which contribute the most to the prediction uncertainty in keff, as well as the uncertainty in key parameters of neutronics analysis such as microscopic and macroscopic cross-sections, six-group decay constants, assembly discontinuity factors, and axial and radial core power distributions.

Furthermore, their "life histories" could be fit very well by the model described above for synaptophysin-GFP puncta (Fig. 6B) with similar time constants for assembly and disassembly of the puncta (P1 = .55 and P2 = .39; see Table 1).

The change in resonant frequency is related to a change in the effective dielectric constant of the assembly, and the gain falls due to loss in the adhesive.

The instantaneous transmission ratio is proved theoretically to be constant and the assembly errors cause small shifts of the paths of contact.

We modeled patches as stationary point sinks of constant strength during assembly over 12.5 s, and as point sources during disassembly.