Sentence examples for constant in length from inspiring English sources

When a muscle fibre lengthens or shortens, the filaments remain essentially constant in length but slide past each other as shown in Figure 2. Tension in active muscles is produced by cross bridges (i.e., projections from the thick filaments that attach to the thin ones and exert forces on them).

For most central forces, however, this vector A is not constant, but changes in both length and direction; if the central force is approximately an inverse-square law, the vector A is approximately constant in length, but slowly rotates its direction.

The cytoplasmic tail of different Cldns, while relatively constant in length, is divergent in sequence, but a number of putative functional protein domains are present in many family members [12], [18].

While the telomeres of a wt control or the ceob2 mutant strain remained constant in length, the size of the high-molecular weight bands in the survivor strain changed frequently.

Within each spacer group, the ITS2 sequences were relatively constant in length (variation < 10 nucleotides), except for group D where sequences were either short (285 287 nucleotides) or long (315 319 nucleotides), and the difference was due to an indel at the terminal end of helix III in the secondary structure model (see below; Additional file 4).

In other studies, primary epithelial cells immortalised by a subfragment of EBV appeared to lose their viral information (classically called 'hit and run' immortalisation), yet did not go through crisis; throughout their growth cycle their telomeres remained constant in length (Gao et al, 2002).

The temperature of operation is assumed to be constant in the length of column due to low heat of reaction and using of a water jacket around it.

In addition, since the flow structure downstream of a certain distance from the nose of the train (less than one coach length) is more or less constant, a decrease in length does not alter the essential physical features of the flow [29].

According to classical beam theory the ratio of shearing force to deflection at the tip shall be constant in beam's length.

In addition, the LMM specimen with 1.5% observed a constant and continuous decrease in length from the 30th cycle to the 200th cycle.

They showed that the ratio of the peak capacity and the square root of the column length was constant for columns ranging in length from 7.5 to 60 cm.