Sentence examples for critical coordination from inspiring English sources
This numerical finding explains the contradiction between existing experimental observations and the critical coordination number theory.
This explains the pronounced dependence of critical coordination number on interparticle friction as observed in two-dimensional discrete element simulations.
To date, despite considerable government attention to the problem of child trafficking as a whole, none of the essential elements for ensuring this critical coordination are in place.
Limited data also suggest that critical state is characterized by both critical coordination number and by critical anisotropy induced by shear deformations.
Goedon and Breach, New York, p. 471] predicts that a critical coordination number exists above which a pore does not shrink.
The computer simulation demonstrates that this is not a general rule and that the critical coordination number only exists if one assumes that the pore is surrounded by identical grains.
The crystal structure confirms that these latter three cysteines form the critical structural coordination with the Fe S cluster.
Although feedback is thought to be critical for coordination between legs (Bässler, 1977; Borgmann et al., 2009) most studies address this question using electrophysiology readouts with tethered animals.
OW carried out some of the experiments, participated in critical evaluation, coordination and funding for the study, and drafted the manuscript.
The rsc8 -d mutation causes a defect in an essential subunit of the RSC chromatin remodeling complex (Cairns et al. 1996), suggesting that interactions between Pol α and the RSC complex are critical for coordination of replication with chromatin structure.
Although a number of residues have been shown to be critical for coordination and recognition of the amino-acylated tRNA during post-transfer editing, hydrolytic cleavage of the misacylated Thr-tRNAval substrate is thought to take place in a hydrophilic pocket of the tRNA's editing domain.
