Sentence examples for cores of which from inspiring English sources

Ionotropic glutamate receptors are tetramers, the isolated ligand binding cores of which assemble as dimers.

Therefore, the bolting theory with high pretension and extra high strength was proposed (Kang et al. 2007b, 2009c), the cores of which emphasize the decisive roles of bolt pretension and its spreading into rocks on bolting performance.

By January 1948 the national stockpile contained 50 cores, of which 36 were composite Christy cores, nine were plutonium Christy cores, and five were composite levitated cores.

In total, the TMA consisted of 2,039 cores of which 924 were readable.

AP-2α/β isoforms: Informative data were obtained on 1,176 tissue cores of which 22.8% showed AP-2 expression.

Each server was an off-the-shelf server-grade machine with 48 GB RAM of which less was used, twelve 2.93 GHz Intel Xeon (Westmere) cores of which two were used and a 1 Gb/s local area network (LAN) connection.

The shell index, c, of a node refers to the coreness (k) of the highest-order k-core of which the node is a member [33].

The coring-type diamond bit makes an annular hole, the core of which provides a sample cross section of the strata penetrated, and is used for prospecting.

Here, he runs a variety of courses - yoga, reiki, massage - at the core of which is the dream healing programme.

The scene was the emergence of a coherent group of very, very good artists at the core of which were Smithson, Serra, Heizer, Saret, Sonnier.

Then we saw a gadget, the core of which was a snow shovel but had added grips and lerers so that the snow could be lifted automatically.