Sentence examples similar to disk belonging to from inspiring English sources

The America's Cup arbitration panel ruled today that the Seattle syndicate OneWorld had broken Cup rules by having possession of a computer and a disk of design secrets belonging to Team New Zealand.

The emission at 1.55 eV is attributed to carriers confined in the ring protrusion of the CRD, while the shoulder at 160 eV to states belonging to the disk.

Also, let S denote the class of all functions in A which are univalent in the unit disk U. A function φ ( z ) belonging to the class S is said to be convex in U if and only if ℜ { 1 + z φ ″ ( z ) φ ′ ( z ) } > 0 ( z ∈ U ).

For example, one of the genes belonging to the hydrolase class includes imaginal disk growth factor 2, a protein that when bound to its receptor initiates signal transduction cascades important to imaginal disk development.

Furthermore MinCPP and DMinCPP take the file partition property into consideration by trying to allocate the partitions belonging to the same file onto different disks.

belonging to the Cercamoniinae.

The filament genes had a 67.5% and 32.5% probability of belonging to cluster 1 and 2 respectively, the costamere genes had a 21.3% and 78.7% probability of belonging to cluster 1 and 2 respectively, while the Z-disk genes had a 46.3% and 53.7% probability of belonging to cluster 1 and 2 respectively.

This study aimed to identify and characterize a homologue of AIF3 from disk abalone (AbAIF3) that belongs to the phylum Mollusca.

This may not always work as the program may have already overwritten some clusters in the disk that used to belong to the file.

The set (H_{p,a} overline{V})) does not intersect the vertical boundary of V, so ax and (ax') belong to some disk W compactly contained in (mathbb{D}_{r}).

The special cases and should be treated separately: the first one implies that u belongs to the disk, while in the second case we can either assume that the node lies in the exterior of a circle or, as suggested in [11], simply discard the measurement to avoid unbounded regions.