Sentence examples for contiguous groups from inspiring English sources
Cooperativity was particularly associated with contiguous groups and small unbranched hydrophobic side chain.
We identified three spatially contiguous groups of sinkholes with a different effect on overland flow concentration.
Marriages are often arranged among territorial groups so that contiguous groups tend to be related, or at least certain members of different groups are related.
When analyzing their data, we only considered contiguous groups of more than 20 pixels that were all in the top few percentiles of inaccessibility to reduce distortion from small and mountainous areas.
The latter space complexity is achieved when the stream is completely bursty; i.e., most elements arrive in contiguous groups, and the former is attained when the arrival order is random.
Responses were analyzed by Fourier transformation of the vibration waveforms derived from contiguous groups of 3 pixels in each M-scan, where each pixel covers a depth of ~2.7 µm in the fluid-filled spaces of the cochlea, and ~3.5 µm in the air-filled spaces of the middle-ear.
Cells were removed from the analysis if the nuclear intensity distribution suggested pyknosis, or if the soma-centroid estimate was not contained within the innermost contiguous group of pixels.
There's a number of us who claim the title of "game designer" but we aren't really a contiguous group.
As such, the channel estimation is processed on a per resource block (RB) basis, where a resource block is defined as a contiguous group of subcarriers spanning one coherence bandwidth (within the channel coherence time T c ).
Silk et al. showed that the choice of vanadium complex strongly influenced selectivity, directing either the cleavage of C C bonds between an aryl ring and the contiguous group, or C O linkages scission [75].
The above expression reveals that the contiguous group of G RBs is allocated by each SBS whose accumulated ( {displaystyle {sum}_{g=1}^G}frac{I_g^{g,F}}{h_{nn}^{g,F-F}} ) value is minimum.
