Sentence examples for coordinate the changing from inspiring English sources

However, it is yet unknown which sets of genes are expressed at each developmental stage to coordinate the changing morphological features and ecological demands throughout the sponge life cycle.

Several large deletions in S. singularior, including those spanning entire individual hsp70 genes, may be indicative of an evolutionary trend towards compactness to provide a highly coordinate response to the changing environmental conditions.

Tensor G klmn Open image in new window does not possess this property; it forms a pseudo-tensor, inversion of the coordinate system changing its sign.

By considering the coordinate changing idea presented in Theorem 5, we can express Γ in terms of coordinates Γ ˜ = φ − 1 ∘ Γ : [ a, b ] ⊂ T ˜ → U, Γ ˜ ( x ) = ( t ′ ( x ), s ′ ( x ) ).

For example, the subfamily of JFP6-like proteins has a substitution in the Fe(II) coordinating residues changing the Fe(II) binding motif.

The Robotic Theodolite or Robotic Total Station (RTS) is a new generation geodetic instrument that can automatically record the changing coordinates of a moving target (reflector).

From an evolutionary perspective it has been argued that the re-centering bias subserves the fast reorientation of the gaze towards the most convenient gaze coordinate in a changing visual environment with respect to both muscular and attentional efficiency [73], [74].

The application of an adequate coordinate changing transforms these BMI's into a set of LMI's (linear matrix inequalities) that permits to use directly the standard MATLAB-toolbox.

"I coordinate the people.

While the genome of A. queenslandica contains an extensive repertoire of genes very similar to that of complex bilaterians, it is as yet unclear how this is drawn upon to coordinate changing morphological features and ecological demands throughout the sponge life cycle.

The changing geometric confines of the problem requires the introduction of a mobile coordinate system in lieu of the conventional Eulerian coordinate system.