Sentence examples for defining an opening from inspiring English sources

The lower parts of these densities are connected to the base of the complex defining an opening of ∼55 Å in diameter on the cytoplasmic side of the complex.

Lung recruitment, defined as an opening of previously collapsed lung units, is thus not necessary per se for prone position to improve lung mechanical properties and increase lung gas content.

Raised intracranial pressure was defined as an opening pressure ≥200 mmH2O and severe intracranial hypertension as ≥400 mmH2O.

For that purpose we have to define a start year after the opening up to A8 migration.

The drone requires only a few sensing shots to define the opening and lets a larger drone fly through an irregularly shaped hole with no training.

In 2015, González-Fierro, et al. [12] proposed a method for humanoid robots to learn from demonstrations of human opening doors, and defined a multi-objective reward function as a measurement of the goal optimality.

Percentage of glottis opening (POGO) score defined a certain extent of visualized vocal cord after insertion of laryngoscope to oral cavity.

Detail a represents the variables that define the location of an opening these are illustrated in the vector diagram in the centre.

Therefore, for the purposes of this study, an event is defined as the opening of a new vent at a new location during a new episode of volcanic activity.

(A previous choledocoduodenostomy operation must be excluded) In the case that the diagnosis was made by PTC, observing the tip emerging from the orifice in the bulb upon placement of the catheter into the CBD and failure to demonstrate an entry into a more distal orifice during cholangiogram were defined as an anomalous opening into the bulb.

More than nine million people watched Mr Brown try to woo Mr Clegg by repeatedly declaring "I agree with Nick" - the phrase that came to define the opening of the 2010 campaign.