Sentence examples for different modifications of a from inspiring English sources

This theorem grants us an excellent metric for which different modifications of a kernel can be measured.

In this work, the evolution of rumpling during isothermal and cyclic oxidation at 1150 °C of a NiPtAl aluminide coating deposited on five different modifications of a commercial second generation CMSX-4 superalloy is characterized as a function of oxidation time.

However, having such a requirement for different modifications of a single inositide lipid allows for rapid control of signalling and maturation of the tubulation process.

In addition, the package enables designers to perform different modifications of an existing plant or to develop a conceptual design for new configurations.

Examples for different modifications of the Tait equation are here presented: a three parameter model under isothermal conditions with pressure as the independent variable and two different modifications of an eight parameter model (Rackett equation) with pressure and temperature as design variables.

T. monococcum and T. urartu, carrying two different modifications of the A genome, are usually treated together with polyploids carrying the A genome as a separate genus, Triticum[ 19, 36- 40].

This could be due to an overestimation of the number of bypassed lesions, as previously discussed, but another and more interesting hypothesis to explain this finding is the possible presence of two different modifications on a single monomer of PCNA at the same time.

Different modifications of the condition (A) for two finite families of selfmaps have been made recently in the literature [25], [9] as follows: Let {T i : i ∈ I} and {S i : i ∈ I} be two finite families of nonexpansive selfmaps on K with F ≠ ϕ.

To test whether starlings have an auditory illusion similar to perceptual restoration of speech signals they had to discriminate three different modifications of one motif in each experiment: (A) a complete starling song motif (complete motif), (B) the same song motif with silent gaps (gap motif), and (C) the same motif with the gaps filled with noise (noise motif, see Fig. 1.

This conclusion is further supported by mass spectrometry data with different modifications of Asn39I, including deamidation (i.e. Asp39I), an indirect proof of a succinimide intermediate (Table S2).

Protein glycosylation, unlike many PTMs, refers to various different modifications of different mass and distribution rather than a single predictable type.