Sentence examples for degrees of elongation from inspiring English sources

This modified yo-yo is found to be an energetically favourable alternative to an affinely deforming chain over certain degrees of elongation.

The genotypes showed varying degrees of elongation induced by flooding, demonstrating considerable phenotype plasticity in this trait.

Increasing degrees of elongation, reflexion or coiling of different parts of the vas deferens are also seen as a characteristic of increasingly derived jullieniinine genera, the extreme being seen in Jullienia and Hydrorissoia[ 43].

Consistent with this, we found that more aggregative T. thermophila strains showed a much greater variation in the degree of elongation among cells, producing some highly elongated cells and some very round cells.

A stark reduction of degree of elongation of a network with rising stiffness is found.

The form factor values estimated for the watersheds of the study area shows that it ranges from 0.17 (Kalungi watershed) to 0.53 (Sendarapatti watershed) which reflect the elongated shape of all the watersheds, and the variation in form factor values among the watersheds reflects only the degree of elongation of the watersheds.

The individual degree of elongation depends on the specifics of the system.

Neat PCL is a ductile polymer with high degree of elongation, that is, 614.90 ± 13.34%.

Also, the degree of elongation of receptive fields in the model does not match that of V1 simple cells (Ringach 2004).

Recent intraspecific studies have shown that the degree of elongation of the sperm head has the strongest impact upon sperm swimming velocity [ 25], because it reduces the degree of drag and thus the energy needed for sperm movement [ 51].

In addition, our study also found that sperm competition levels are also associated to the degree of elongation of the sperm head, a trait which has received little attention despite the major role it could play in sperm hydrodynamics.