Sentence examples for control long range from inspiring English sources

Electric fields are a versatile and easy way to control long range orientational and translational order of nanostructured block copolymers as well as miscibility and morphology both in thin films, bulk and solutions [33].

The presence of the surfactant coating is of key importance not only for hydrophilic stabilization of the octahedra, but also for controlling long range self-assembly in concentrated dispersions.

With perfect timing, prolific leaker Ice Universe chipped in here stating the new Bluetooth S Pen can be used to control long-range self-timers and music playback while it will also gain complete independence for the Galaxy Note 9 itself.

Recent studies indicated that Mediator also interacts with cohesin to control long-range chromosomal interactions in embryonic stem cells [ 28].

The use of configurational switches to control long-range order in liquid crystalline phases has been discussed elsewhere (section 8.6.3 ), but a similar application in synthetic polymers often furnishes a useful result.

Several laboratories have established that Sgs1/Dna2 and Exo1 act in parallel pathways to control long-range end resection in mitotic as well as meiotic cells (Fig.  1; Gravel et al. 2008; Huertas 2010; Manfrini et al. 2010; Mimitou and Symington 2008; Zhu et al. 2008).

Deng, W. et al. Controlling long-range genomic interactions at a native locus by targeted tethering of a looping factor.

Those who see this scenario as a daydream should consider the alternative: a post-Assad government still wedded to Iran with its fingers on the buttons controlling long-range Syrian missiles with chemical warheads that can strike anywhere in Israel.

To overcome these deficiencies a new STM probing system without moving parts has been designed, set-up with a special probing element and integrated into a laser-interferometrically controlled long-range nanopositioning unit.

Furthermore we were able to identify the microtubule-based motor dynein as a key element in the control of long range nuclear migration.

Most historians also cite advantages in fire control; at long ranges guns were aimed by observing the splashes caused by shells fired in salvoes, and it was difficult to interpret different splashes caused by different calibres of gun.