Sentence examples for development of traction from inspiring English sources

The shallow lake water, fluvial input, and extensive development of traction structures such as cross-bedding and ripple cross-lamination suggests a friction-dominated delta, in which the four facies associations can be interpreted in terms of discrete elements of the mouth bar environment.

Yu, Sheetz, and colleagues now report that plating cells onto fluid RGD membranes, thus inhibiting the development of traction force, causes the formation of podosome-like protrusions.

These data suggest that integrin signaling plays an important role in promoting cytokinesis and can do so independent of the development of traction force.

The method and basis are supported for design and development of series traction rod of heavy machinery.

The study in the paper provides a new design method for design and development of series traction mechanism of heavy machinery.

Nowadays, increasingly stringent directives in the transport sector open interesting possibilities for the development of new traction technologies based on electrochemical storage and fuel cells, that are characterized by some limitations: the electrochemical storage systems have a limited range while fuel cells have not a proper response capability for very variable load demands.

It is known that integrin-mediated adhesion contributes to the development of these traction forces.

Besides Rho-GTPase-controlled actin rearrangements, cell morphology might also be influenced by deregulated FA-based cell adhesion resulting in the development of high traction forces on both cell poles and in a drastic cell elongation (Fig. 2A).

How technology has improved our lives in 21 years - not just with the development of high-traction hiking sandals, but also the ability to take photographs on a device half the size of a guidebook and transmit them instantly around the world from two-and-a-half miles high.

A ball-disc traction test rig is improved through the development of a lubricant traction measurement system, consisting of a resonance force sensitive quartz sensor, a circuit of the sensor and a rigid bracket jointed by a frictionless hinge.

Interest in the regulation and development of BAT gained traction in recent years with the realization that adult humans have distinct brown adipose tissue depots and that the activity of BAT varies depending on adiposity, temperature, gender and age [8], [9], [10], [11].