Sentence examples for corresponding contraction from inspiring English sources

Since the nucleus is bound by the nuclear envelope, a membrane system contiguous with the ER (for review of the plant ER see [ 28]) lobing could conceivably occur if the inner membrane of the nuclear envelope contracted without a corresponding contraction of the outer membrane – i.e. if the two membranes separated.

The cooler temperatures not only decrease density at a fixed height, but also make the corresponding contraction of the atmosphere lower the height of the F-region peak.

During the first 5 repetitions average contraction time per repetition was 1.59±0.3 s and average relaxation time per repetition was 1.25±0.26 s, whereas during the second 5 repetitions the corresponding contraction and relaxation times were 20 25% longer (1.96±0.35 s and 1.71±0.56 s, respectively) compared with the first 5 (Fig. 2).

This increases the experimentally accessible range for observing osmolyte-induced accretion of structure and corresponding contraction of the denatured state Rh in the absence of the native state.

Double twins (corresponding to contraction twinning followed by extension twinning) were the most commonly observed twin type, with more than 70% of the grains examined containing this type of twin.

Using the tissue model, the conduction of cardiac electrical waves and the corresponding mechanical contraction were simulated; and (iii) a numerically stable algorithm was developed to solve the DEM model of atrial tissue.

After manual segmentation of the bursts of uterine electrical activity corresponding to contractions with the help of the standard tocodynamometer contraction data acquisition, we obtained 137 pregnancy contraction signals and 76 labor signals.

A train generator (model: Digitimer, Welwyn, Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK) was then switched on, triggering the delivery of 35 Hz current in bouts of three seconds periods separated by one second pause for a total of 40 tetanic contractions corresponding to 15 contractions per minute.

By coupling cardiac electrophysiology with mechanics via the intracellular Ca2+ concentration, the DEM model successfully simulates the conduction of cardiac electrical waves and the tissue's corresponding mechanical contractions.

In addition, the studied critical Reynolds number exhibits a decreasing and increasing variation corresponding to shear contraction and shear dilation of rock fracture.

On a side note, it was estimated that the temperature corresponding to maximum contraction (Tc) was (440 ± 10 °CC in all the calibrated tests; on the other hand, the re-solidification temperature appears to depend on filling-gas density and on heater performance.