Sentence examples for degrees of compaction from inspiring English sources
Hydrophobic collapse of preformed local structure elements leads to transiently formed conformations with varying degrees of compaction (for example, molten globules, compact conformations with distinct packing of side chains).
Using different construction machineries to compact different times, and enabling each plot has different degrees of compaction, are two ways that have different impacts on soil bulk density, water permeability, air permeability, porosity and other physical properties.
The first is the BIONICS embankment, near Newcastle (NE England), which was constructed in 2005 using varying degrees of compaction of a medium plasticity sandy, silty clay derived from the Durham Till.
The case study on two types of CSM with different degrees of compaction indicated that the ARV showed a highest linking with the degree of compaction when the gasket of DP-4 with a falling distance of 40 cm and a hammer weight of 5.7 kg.
Low degrees of compaction, relatively high porosities, and the absence of cementation (Yamamoto et al. 2005), as discussed above, support this interpretation.
However, evidence from petrographic observations reveals that the fluvial sandstones have undergone highly varying degrees of compaction from moderate to intense (1.5%80.7%% of the original porosity has been destroyed by compaction; Fig. 15a).
IDPs are more flexible and less compact than ordered proteins; therefore, they may experience exacerbated crowding effects and respond with even greater degrees of compactions.
Driving in the same tracks during all off-road incidents does not significantly affect the degree of compaction under the tracks, but greatly reduces the compacted area (Laker 2001).
This analysis shows that aptamers, ribozymes, ribosomes and many other molecules have a degree of compaction that falls within a relatively narrow range.
